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Service Areas Around Diamond Springs

Our area is centered on Diamond Springs, ZIP 95619, and takes in the towns around it. Call (530) 429-7647 from any of them and we'll find a local tree pro for you.

Every town here has its own tree story. Some get real snow. Some sit on a river. Some are still dealing with fire. Here's the short version for each one.

Down low, by the rivers

• Lotus tree service. The lowest spot on our list, about 722 feet. Summer limb drop on big oaks.
• Coloma tree service. Gold discovery town on the South Fork. Watch the riverbank trees.
• Nashville tree service. On the North Fork of the Cosumnes. Soggy ground tips trees.

The middle foothills

• El Dorado tree service. The old Mud Springs. Blue oak country.
• Logtown tree service. Oaks along Highway 49, close to Placerville.
• Placerville tree service. A real city, so the county oak rules stop at the city line.
• Shingle Springs tree service. Big lots off Highway 50, long driveways.
• Cameron Park tree service. Gray pines and brush, homes close together.
• Rescue tree service. Ranches and vineyards with lone oaks in the open.
• Smith Flat tree service. Halfway up the hill to Camino.

Up toward the snow

• Pleasant Valley tree service. Oak and pine mixed, now-and-then snow.
• Somerset tree service. Ten acre parcels and dirt drives.
• Fair Play tree service. Wine country, trees around vines and guests.
• Camino tree service. Snows several times a year. Orchards and tree farms.
• Grizzly Flats tree service. Hit hard by the Caldor Fire. Burned trees still coming down.
• Pollock Pines tree service. Timber ridge, heavy snow, King Fire history.

Diamond Springs itself

Diamond Springs sits at about 1,791 feet, right on Highway 49. Lots of oak. See the Diamond Springs home page for local prices and help programs.

Not on the list?

Call anyway. If you're close by, we may still be able to help. If not, we'll tell you so you can keep looking.

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