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Tree Service in Keizer, Oregon
Keizer sits right against the north side of Salem, and it gets the same wind, the same ice and the same big trees over the same kind of roofs.
The short version: We work in Keizer every week or two alongside our Salem jobs: limbs off roofs, yard trees that have outgrown the lot, and birch that is dying from the top. Estimates are free. Call or text (503) 551-5141.
Tree work in Keizer
Most Keizer yards were planted when the houses went in, which means a lot of trees that are now 40 or 50 years old and bigger than the lot was planned for. Birch, maple, sweetgum and pine out front, fir and cedar along the back fence. We spend a lot of time in Keizer getting limbs off roofs, thinning trees that have gotten too dense and removing the ones that have outgrown their spot.
Close to the river, the ground is soft and the cottonwoods grow fast and break easily. If a tree near the water is leaning more than it used to, have it looked at before winter.
Keizer is in Marion County, which is inside the state’s emerald ash borer quarantine. The birch trees in the older subdivisions are also a favorite of the bronze birch borer. If the top of your birch is thinning, that is the first sign.
What should Keizer homeowners watch for?
Birch dying from the top is the most common call, followed by pines and firs that have dropped a limb on a fence or roof. Sweetgum and maple planted in the parking strip tend to lift sidewalks and grow into service lines, and regular trimming keeps them in bounds.
If you are close to the river, watch for soil heaving or cracking on one side of a tree after heavy rain. That is the root plate moving, and it is worth a phone call the same day.
How does scheduling work for Keizer?
Call or text the office. An arborist comes out to look, usually on the same trip as other north Salem estimates, and you get a written bid. Work is scheduled when you approve it, and the office confirms your day.
What we do in Keizer
Tree service questions from Keizer
Do you serve Keizer?
Yes. Keizer is part of our regular service area along with Salem.
My birch is dying from the top. What is it?
Most likely bronze birch borer. It is common in the Salem and Keizer area. Call us before the tree becomes brittle, because dead birch is more dangerous to remove.
Can you remove a tree close to my neighbor’s fence?
Yes. Trees in tight spots are taken down in sections and lowered on ropes.
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Need tree work in Keizer?
Call or text the office, or send the estimate form. Jennifer answers the phone Monday to Friday, 7 am to 6 pm.