Whatcom Tree Service

About Whatcom Tree Service

October in the Birch Bay country turns the big-leaf maples to brass and sets Mount Baker back on the horizon behind the berry fields. Whatcom Tree Service works right through it — pruning the trees standing in farmyards between Blaine and Custer, removing alders that lean toward a barn, trimming the cedar rows that shelter the fields from a north wind. Some jobs are simple: one dead tree, one afternoon, one stump cut low. Others come after a night of weather, when an entire windbreak has to be sorted limb by limb and hauled out of the pasture. It ends the same way either time — the gate swinging open, the lane clear, the field going quiet under a low autumn sky.