Western Washington Tree Service

About Western Washington Tree Service

From the higher farm roads east of downtown Duvall, the whole valley opens up below in a checkerboard of pasture and hedgerow, with the foothills rising blue-gray behind Stillwater on a clear day. Western Washington Tree Service works those hillside properties and the flatter valley lots alike, and when a winter system stalls long enough to drop real snow on the region, that same ground turns into a patchwork of drives needing clearing at very different rates — sheltered valley lanes hold their snow, while the exposed ridge roads blow nearly bare. The crew reads that difference block by block, plowing the low pastures first before the afternoon sun starts working on the higher ground. Branches heavy with wet snow come down here more than the snow itself causes trouble, so downed limbs get hauled off the same driveways as the plowing happens. By the time the light goes long and gold over the ridge, most of Duvall's back roads are running clear again.