Portland Tree Co
★ 5 (183)Tree service
Emergency Tree Removal in Portland, Oregon
Portland, Oregon homeowners dealing with a fallen or storm-damaged tree can compare 20 tree service contractors listed here. Of those, 18 carry a rating, with an average of 4.8 out of 5. Some listed businesses are based in Milwaukie, Boring, and Lake Oswego.
Tree Services Near Portland
ER Tree Service
★ 5 (166)Tree service
Portland Tree Service by Urban Timber
★ 4.9 (211)Tree service
Urban Forest Pro
★ 4.9 (391)Tree service
Wind Thin Tree Service, Inc
★ 4.9 (235)Tree service
PDX Tree Service, Inc.
★ 4.9 (244)Tree service
Honl Tree Care Inc
★ 4.9 (343)Tree service
All Around Arbor Tree Service of Portland
★ 4.8 (204)Tree service
Mr. Tree, Inc.
★ 4.3 (176)Tree service
Tree Masters, Inc.
★ 4.7 (81)Tree service
Mossy Tree Care
★ 5 (62)Tree service
SavATree - Tree Service & Lawn Care
★ 4.5 (77)Tree service
Topline Tree Service LLC
★ 4.9 (54)Tree service
Silent Rock Tree Service
★ 5 (40)Tree service
Elite Tree Service
★ 4.8 (46)Tree service
Second 2 None Tree Service
★ 4.8 (46)Tree service
Grateful Trees
★ 5 (37)Tree service
Portland Tree Service
★ 4.8 (32)Tree service
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Arborist Portland OR
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Frequently Asked Questions
What affects the cost of emergency tree removal in Portland?
Several things usually affect the price, including the size and species of the tree, how far it has fallen, whether it is resting on a structure or fence, and how easily equipment can reach the site. Removing a tree that is tangled in power lines or leaning over a building often takes more time and care. Ask for a written estimate that spells out what is included.
Should I try to remove a storm-damaged tree myself?
No. Storm-damaged trees can be unpredictable, and a tree that is cracked, uprooted, or leaning can move without warning. Stay well away from the tree and anything it touches. If power lines are involved, or if there is any immediate danger to people or property, call your utility or emergency services first. A qualified local professional can assess the tree safely.
How can I tell if a tree on my property in Portland is hazardous?
Look for a trunk that is cracked, split, or hollow, roots that are lifting from the soil, and a lean that has changed since the last storm. Dead or hanging branches, mushrooms at the base, and soil heaving around the trunk are also warning signs. If any of these appear, keep people and vehicles away and have a qualified local professional evaluate the tree.