HP Tree Service

About HP Tree Service

The windbreak rows that basin farmers planted along their section lines decades ago do double duty each winter, catching drifting snow before it ever reaches a driveway, and HP Tree Service knows those rows well enough to work with them rather than around them. The crew reads where the snow will pile heaviest — the leeward side of a windbreak — and clears driveways accordingly instead of guessing at it. Storm damage and snow load on a branch are close cousins in this line of work, so a driveway cleared in December often gets a second look at the trees hanging over it too. It's practical crossover for a service built around trees first: clear the snow, then check the wood it fell from. Around Moses Lake, where the open basin wind makes every windbreak row earn its keep, that combination matters more than it would somewhere more sheltered.