Tree Planting

What This Service Involves

Growing durable public canopy starts with the right tree in the right place, and our crews handle species selection, stock inspection, and correct installation. We plant to accepted arboricultural standards, setting the root flare at grade, using structural soil or well designs where needed, and staking only when warranted. Planting plans account for overhead and underground utilities, sight lines, and mature-size conflicts so trees thrive without future removal. Establishment care, including watering and mulching, is coordinated so young trees survive their critical first seasons. Every planting is logged to your inventory to support canopy goals and grant reporting.

Benefits

Builds long-term canopy with correct species siting; Proper installation reduces early mortality; Avoids future utility and infrastructure conflicts; Logged to inventory for canopy-goal reporting

Our Process

1) Site and species plan checked against utilities and clearances; 2) Nursery stock inspection and quality acceptance; 3) Standards-based planting with correct root-flare depth; 4) Mulching, establishment-care setup, and inventory logging

What Affects the Cost

Number and caliper size of trees planted; Species and nursery stock availability; Site preparation, soil, and well requirements; Staking, mulching, and establishment watering; Access and traffic control at planting sites

Best Time of Year

Planting is best scheduled for the fall through early-spring dormant window when Western Washington's rains aid establishment and transplant stress is lowest.