American Tree Service
About American Tree Service
Expert Climber specializing in hazard trees located in problem areas. More than 15 years experience in tree removal and selective logging. Also ask us about Bobcat services, site clean up & preparation for your next construction project.
Reviews about American Tree Service
Saving Grace!!!
After a freak storm dropped a 100 foot hemlock on top of my 84 year old mother's cabin at Priest Lake, American Tree Service became our saving grace. They responded quickly and professionally, executing a very difficult removal without further damage to our limited access cabin. i don't know what we would have done without them - they have earned our highest unqualified recommendation.
By Wendy McWalter August 06, 2007 at 08:46 PM
TREE REMOVEL
EXCELENT Tree removel' He climd 4 verry difficult trees and cut them down with out any damage to my deck or house.
By JASON HARDISON January 23, 2007 at 07:21 PMPhotos for American Tree Service
Storm Damage_before
Storm Damage_after
double fork 1a
Osprey Lane Job 1a
Liming Trees (before)
Liming Trees (after)
American Tree Service Blog
No time like the present!
It may be winter, it may be cold and wet but now is the perfect time to think about and potentially even move forward on your tree related project. The beginning of our spring season will soon be upon us along with muddy soft ground. To avoid excessive damage to existing landscaping, frozen snow covered ground is great and makes clean up of the brush related to any tree job easier. Be sure to contact us with any questions or post it here. We'd like the opportunity to answer in ... READ MORE Posted February 09, 2007 at 11:54 AMAmerican Tree Service Connections
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