TREE SERVICES

Tree Trimming and Removal in Wilsonville, Oregon

Green River Landscapes trims and removes hazardous, overgrown, or storm-damaged trees for homeowners across the Portland metro area, safely and without upselling work that isn't needed.

Professional Tree Trimming and Removal for Portland Metro Properties

We handle trimming of overgrown or storm-damaged limbs, safe removal of hazardous or unwanted trees, and debris hauling. This isn't tree disease diagnosis or arborist consulting, and we don't offer 24-hour emergency service.

How Green River Landscapes Handles a Hazard Tree Safely

We assess lean, weight distribution, and nearby structures before we make a cut. We use proper rigging and clear the drop zone before removal, and we haul debris same-day when the job allows. Green River Landscapes is licensed in Oregon under LCB #9793.


COMMON QUESTIONS

Answers About Hazard Trees, Scope, and Scheduling in the Portland Metro Area.

  • How do I know if a tree in my yard is actually dangerous?

    Look for a leaning trunk, exposed or heaving roots, dead limbs high in the canopy, or cracks running along the trunk. These are common warning signs. Rather than guessing over the phone, Green River Landscapes can come take a look in person and tell you what we're actually dealing with.
  • Will you remove a tree that's leaning toward my neighbor's fence?

    Yes. We handle removals near property lines, fences, and other structures using proper rigging to control where each piece falls. Before we start, we walk the site to plan the drop zone so the job stays safe for your property and your neighbor's.
  • Do you just trim, or do you also haul away the debris?

    Cleanup and debris hauling are part of the job, not a hidden extra. We confirm the full scope with you before we start cutting, so you know exactly what's included and what the final cost covers.
  • Can you diagnose why my tree is dying?

    That's not a service we offer. Green River Landscapes handles tree trimming and removal, not disease diagnosis. If you need to know what's making a tree decline, we'd recommend having a certified arborist take a look.
  • How soon can someone come look at a hazardous tree?

    We're available Monday through Sunday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. We don't offer 24-hour emergency service, so give us a call and we'll talk through timing based on how urgent the hazard actually is.

NEXT STEPS

Get Your Hazard Tree Handled This Week.

Tell us about the tree and where it's located, and Green River Landscapes will follow up to schedule a look and put together an estimate.

Open Monday through Sunday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. No 24-hour emergency service available.