Trusted Tree Care for Claremont Homeowners Since 1989

Claremont's mature canopy includes some of the region's finest deodar cedars (especially along Indian Hill Boulevard and adjacent streets), California live oaks, southern magnolias, mature western sycamores, jacarandas, California pepper trees, Italian stone pines, ornamental fruit trees, and the heritage citrus that remains from the area's agricultural era. The Claremont Colleges campuses feature an even broader range of mature specimen trees that require careful, knowledgeable care.

Heritage tree preservation is the dominant theme of tree work in Claremont - many properties feature 70+ year-old specimens that require expert pruning to remain healthy. The city has its own urban forester and tree preservation ordinances that govern significant tree work, so ISA Certified Arborist reports are frequently required for permits. Shot hole borer has hit Claremont's sycamores. Heritage oaks need careful, light pruning to avoid the stress that causes decline. Aging deodar cedars sometimes require structural cabling to prevent limb failures during wind events.

We service homes throughout Claremont, including The Claremont Village, Padua Hills, Claraboya, College Park, Russet Hills, Griswold's Old School Square, North Claremont, South Claremont, and the Foothill Boulevard corridor. If your neighborhood isn't listed, give us a call - we cover most of the city and surrounding areas.

A Padua Hills homeowner with a 90-year-old California live oak contacted us after noticing dieback in the upper canopy. Our certified arborist diagnosed early-stage decline tied to compacted soil and aggressive prior pruning by a different company. We developed a preservation plan involving careful crown cleaning, soil aeration around the root zone, and a multi-year monitoring schedule. Two years later the tree is showing renewed vigor and the heritage value of the property is preserved.