Flood irrigation grows big trees, and big trees need climbers.
Tempe's older neighborhoods, from the Maple-Ash district and Mitchell Park to the streets between downtown and Southern, are some of the greenest in the Valley. Flood irrigation and sixty years of growth mean ash, mulberry, eucalyptus, pecan and pine that are genuinely big. They hang over roofs and alleys, drop limbs in storms, and eventually outgrow the lot. South Tempe, around Warner and Ray, is newer: mesquite, palo verde, sissoo and palms in HOA yards.
Bros Tree Care climbs the big ones. Deadwood out, clearance off the house and the power drop, weight reduced on the long limbs, and when a tree has to go, sections lowered on ropes to a ground crew. For landlords and property managers with several Tempe rentals, we can handle them on one visit and send one invoice.
Trees we see in Tempe
Ash, mulberry, pecan, eucalyptus, Aleppo pine and olive in the older flood-irrigated neighborhoods, citrus on the mid-century lots, mesquite, palo verde and sissoo in south Tempe, and fan palms and queen palms citywide.
Storms, HOAs and local notes
Tempe has a lot of rental property, and tenants tend to call when a limb is already on the carport. If you own or manage rentals, a yearly walk-through and trim is far cheaper than storm removals. On flood-irrigated lots, keep in mind that wet soil plus a heavy canopy is the classic recipe for a tree going over in a monsoon microburst. Thinning is the fix.
Neighborhoods we cover in Tempe
- Maple-Ash
- Mitchell Park
- Downtown Tempe and ASU
- Hudson Manor
- Holdeman
- University Park
- Lakes
- Warner Ranch
- Kiwanis Park area
- Shalimar
- Tempe Gardens
- South Tempe
Not on the list? Call anyway. If it is in the Valley, we go there.
Every service we offer in Tempe
- Tree trimming in Tempe
- Tree removal in Tempe
- Palm tree trimming in Tempe
- Stump grinding in Tempe
- Storm damage cleanup in Tempe
- Cactus removal in Tempe
- Landscape cleanup and irrigation in Tempe
How it works
- Call or text a photo. A picture from your phone is often enough for a ballpark right away.
- Jason looks and gives you a number. Usually the same day. Firm price, no fine print.
- The crew does the work and cleans up. Most jobs are done within a day or two of the estimate. Branches chipped, wood hauled, rock put back.
