Tree Service in Orange County

A young tree from a can takes a decade to matter. A well-chosen specimen changes a garden the day it goes in. We source healthy boxed and field-grown trees, olives, oaks, palms, and statement shade trees, then place them with the equipment and root care they need. Placement is everything: each tree frames the house, throws shade where you want it, and has room to grow into its mature form.

• Boxed specimens from 24-inch box up to 60-inch and larger
• Multi-trunk olives and sculptural Mediterranean trees
• Oaks and native shade trees suited to Orange County
• Palms selected, planted, and cleaned for a crisp look

An established tree in the wrong spot is not always a lost cause. With a tree spade or crane we can relocate mature trees on the same property, giving you instant maturity somewhere it works better. For the trees you are keeping, structural pruning early builds a strong, safe canopy. And when a tree is dead, hazardous, or wrong for the plan, we remove it cleanly and grind the stump.

• Mature tree relocation with spade or crane
• Structural and aesthetic pruning by trained crews
• Hazardous and dead tree removal with careful rigging
• Stump grinding and full site clean-up

Trees are priced by size, species, access, and equipment. These are directional ranges for premium work; every tree and every piece of equipment appears on your written estimate:

• Specimen tree, supplied and installed: about $600 to $1,500 for a 24-inch box, $2,500 to $6,000 for a 36-inch box, $6,000 to $15,000 for a 48-inch box
• Large field-grown specimens with crane placement: about $15,000 and up
• Mature tree relocation on the same property: about $1,500 to $8,000
• Structural or aesthetic pruning: about $500 to $2,500 per tree
• Removal about $800 to $4,000 and up; stump grinding $300 to $900

Trees decide the shade, privacy, and scale of everything beneath them, so they should be placed by the same studio designing the garden. We plan tree locations against the sun, the sight lines, the future canopy, and the roots' path around irrigation, drainage, and hardscape, so a specimen adds shade to the patio instead of lifting it five years later.