Complete Tree Services in Eugene, OR

The safe removal of trees frequently requires the use of special equipment such as aerial lifts and cranes. Unlike other methods, cranes lift and lower heavy pieces to the ground with little or no impact to lawns, plantings or nearby structures. In most cases this eliminates the need to drive heavy trucks and equipment on lawns and planting beds. In every case our trained and experienced crews make sure to leave your property in the best condition possible.

As an alternative to excavation, our tree professionals can grind stumps to 4" to 6" below grade using special grinding equipment. The resulting chips and surrounding soil are then backfilled into the remaining hole. This is the most cost effective and easiest way to deal with stumps.

We are ready to help you in the event of an emergency tree care situation. Nature is unpredictable, but you can count on A-1 Ron's to be timely, knowledgeable and reliable. We've seen the kind of damage that mother nature can do to your trees.

Trees really take a beating after a storm. There's a lot of elements that can damage a tree: wind, ice, snow, and lighting among them. It may look devastating at first, but there are some steps you can take to get things back in order after a storm damages a tree.

We remove limbs growing over your roof and into your home. This will reduce mold and mildew, as well as prevent rodent and pest infestations. These pests can include:

People want trees but they also need to be safe from threats to property and physical injury. Tree owners have a duty of care to ensure they have taken reasonable steps to ensure the safety of their trees. All trees carry a certain amount of risk. There are two classes of risk. The first is a "hazard tree." A hazard tree has a major structural fault that could lead to catastrophic loss (people or property). The second class of tree is a "tree at risk" of catastrophic failure. A tree at risk has potential for becoming a hazard tree. Our assessments are based on professional experience and expert observation at the time of the inspection. However, trees are dynamic organic structures and as such can never be guaranteed as 100% safe. Even healthy trees can fail in extreme weather but regular management and assessment can minimize the potential for partial or total failure.