San Rafael Tree Service

About San Rafael Tree Service

By late October the grass above China Camp has gone the color of a paper bag, and the live oaks are the only green left on the ridge. Down in Terra Linda and along the canal, that dry stretch is when trimming earns its place — deadwood taken out, limbs pulled back off the eaves, the clutter cleared from under a canopy. Tree removal gets set up with the neighbors in mind, because these streets are close-built and every truck length counts. Pruning follows in the wet months, when structure is easy to read and the tree can heal into the growth ahead of it. Then a winter storm drops something across a walk, and storm damage cleanup has it gone and the flagstone swept the same day.