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Tree Trimming Around Placerville

Besides Placerville itself, we book trimming visits in fourteen spots nearby. Phone (530) 240-2208 from whichever one you're in, and we'll hunt down a pro who already drives out that way.

Our towns run from river flats around 720 feet up to ridges near 4,000. Height decides which oaks share your yard, and how much snow or heat they take. Every town page spells out the local quirks.

Close to town

Tree trimming in Placerville

County seat, at the crossing of Highways 50 and 49. ZIP 95667.

Tree trimming in Diamond Springs

Home of a 25-pound gold nugget, and mostly owner-occupied houses.

Tree trimming in El Dorado

The former Mud Springs, roughly 4 miles southwest.

Tree trimming in Logtown

Tiny ex-mining town where oaks outnumber everything.

Uphill and east

Tree trimming in Camino

Apple orchards, Christmas tree farms, a few snowfalls every winter.

Tree trimming in Pollock Pines

Up near 4,000 feet along a heavily timbered ridge.

Tree trimming in Pleasant Valley

About 2,461 feet, south of Camino, among vineyards and orchards.

Tree trimming in Somerset

Ten acre parcels, dirt driveways, boutique wineries.

Down toward the river

Tree trimming in Coloma

Gold discovery site on the South Fork American River.

Tree trimming in Lotus

A mile past Coloma, and our lowest town.

Tree trimming in Gold Hill

Historic fruit country, and site of a Japanese tea and silk colony.

Tree trimming in Kelsey

An 1848 gold camp, above Chili Bar.

Tree trimming in Garden Valley

Formerly Johntown, beside Johntown Creek.

Westward along the freeway

Tree trimming in Shingle Springs

A Highway 50 town that took its name from a shingle machine.

Tree trimming in Rescue

Ranches, vines, and the Pine Hill reserve for rare plants.

Your spot missing? Ring us regardless. When no pro works your road, you'll hear that plainly.