Tree Removal
Safe takedowns of dead, dying, or dangerous trees — tight spaces included.
Tree service company · ESTACADA, OR
YOUNGBERG TREE FARM LLC
Match the address. Agree the cleanup up front. Call the business.
36263 SE KEMP RD, ESTACADA, OR 97023-9524Business address
(503) 630-3970A local number, on record
Common tree conversations
Tree work, in plain words.
Tree Trimming & Pruning
Healthier trees, better shape, less storm risk.
Storm Cleanup
Fast response when limbs come down. We clear it, haul it, done.
Stump Grinding
That stump you mow around? Gone below grade.
Land & Lot Clearing
From overgrown lots to build-ready ground.
Emergency Tree Service
Tree on the house or blocking the drive — call now.
For the homeowner comparing tree crews
Three things worth settling before a tree comes down.
- 01
Who are you speaking with?
Match the address and phone on this page to the business you were referred to.
- 02
Ask for the insurance certificate.
Before any tree comes down near a house, a fence or a neighbor's shed, ask any crew for their insurance certificate. The good ones expect the question.
- 03
Agree the cleanup up front.
Who hauls the wood, who rakes the chips, who fills the ruts — settle it on the phone and nobody is surprised afterwards.
Start from the ground, not with a guess.
Describe the tree from the ground — how close it stands to the house, and whether a truck can reach it.
Before you compare numbers
What decides a tree price.
Tree work is priced by risk and by access, not by height. A small tree over a roof can cost more than a big one in an open field, and that is the whole reason nobody quotes it sight unseen.
- What it can reach
- What stands under the tree — a roof, a fence, a power line, a neighbor's yard. Anything that has to be protected turns a felling job into a rigging job.
- Access
- Whether a truck, a lift or a chipper can get to it. When gear cannot reach, the wood comes out by hand, and that is the single biggest swing in the price.
- Size and species
- Trunk diameter matters more than height, and a hardwood weighs far more than a pine of the same size.
- Condition
- A dead or leaning tree cannot be climbed safely, so it needs equipment a healthy one does not.
- Debris
- Chipped and hauled, stacked for firewood, or left where it falls. Hauling is a real share of the cost, and you can choose it.
- Stump
- Grinding is a separate machine and a separate trip. Priced apart, so you can decide.
Before the work starts
Five things a useful tree conversation should settle.
- 01
Walk the ground first
Note how close the tree stands to the house, a fence, a power line or a neighbor's yard. Everything under it shapes the job.
- 02
Check the route in
Whether a truck, a lift or a chipper can reach the tree — and how wide the gate is — moves the price more than the tree itself.
- 03
Say what you can see
Anything already dead, split or leaning changes how the tree can be worked on safely.
- 04
Decide where the wood goes
Chipped and hauled, stacked for firewood, or left where it falls. Hauling is a real share of the cost, and the choice is yours.
- 05
Keep the final walk-around
Use the last minutes to look over the lawn, the fence line and anything still standing nearby.
Service area
Serving ESTACADA and the surrounding communities.
The service area centers on ESTACADA, OR. One call settles whether an address is in range.
Direct contact
Nobody prices a tree sight unseen — the honest number comes after a look.
The call goes faster if you know how close the tree stands to the house and whether a truck can reach it.