Eager Beaver Tree Service

About Eager Beaver Tree Service

The Skagit Valley flattens out wide around Burlington, farmland reaching toward the river on one side and the I-5 corridor on the other, and a squall crossing that open ground can dump wet snow fast enough to bend a tree limb before anyone's cleared a driveway. The crew watches the limbs as closely as the roads, since a valley snow here tends to be heavy and wet rather than light and dry, and a heavy limb over a driveway does a family no good even after the pavement's been plowed. They clear the driveways first, then walk the yard for any branch riding low enough to drop, working out toward dusk as the valley's flat light fades fast with nothing to block it. Farmland on the edge of town holds the cold longer than the streets near the freeway do, so the crew finishes those outer roads last. By full dark, the valley's driveways are clear and its trees are standing a little lighter.