Monsoon tree concerns? Start with the warning signs.
After strong wind or rain, look from a safe distance for broken limbs, fresh splits, a new lean, or lifted soil. Stay out from under damaged branches. Pruning decisions should reflect the tree’s condition; heavy thinning cannot make a tree storm-proof.
No power-line tree work. Contact the serving utility for trees near lines. For SRP tree clearance, call (602) 236-8888. Stay at least 100 feet from downed lines and call 911.
Serving Mesa, Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Gilbert, Queen Creek, and nearby East Valley communities, including Eastmark, Las Sendas, Mountain Bridge, and Red Mountain Ranch.
Pruning follows ANSI A300 standards and ISA Best Management Practices, with no topping, lion-tailing, unnecessary over-thinning, or climbing spikes for pruning. Common trees include mesquite, palo verde, ficus, Chinese elm, ash, pine, olive, and desert willow.
Can HOA notices and repeat trimming be planned?
Yes. Share the HOA notice during the estimate. A 20% Repeat-Trim Discount is available when the same tree at the same service-area property is rebooked within 12 months. The new scope is reviewed before approval.
Request your free tree service estimate
Text 2–6 photos, your ZIP code, and nearest major crossroads for a ballpark. Show the full tree, the concern, and access. Odis confirms the scope and final price during the free on-site estimate.