Peoria Tree Service — From Old Town Shade Trees to Desert-Edge Natives

Peoria stretches from established neighborhoods along Grand Avenue and Loop 101 all the way north to Lake Pleasant, and the tree work changes with the terrain. In Old Town Peoria, Westbrook Village, Fletcher Heights, and Terramar — the 1980s and 1990s subdivisions near Rio Vista Park and the Peoria Sports Complex — the common calls are mature pines, ash, and mulberries that need weight reduction, aging citrus, and palms that have gone years between trims.

North Peoria is a different world. Vistancia, Sunrise Mountain, WestWing Mountain, and Camino a Lago back up to open Sonoran desert, and the lots hold native mesquite, ironwood, and palo verde alongside whatever the builder planted. Native trees there deal with mistletoe, wind-thrown limbs from top-heavy growth, and the wildlife that comes with living next to the desert. Pruning them well is about keeping their natural form while taking out the weight and deadwood that fails in a storm — not shearing them into lollipops.

We come up from Goodyear, usually 30 to 35 minutes by Loop 303 to Loop 101, and our ISA Certified Arborists handle structural pruning of native and landscape trees, mistletoe removal, palm trimming, removals and stump grinding, and tree planting throughout Peoria.