Arbor Care Tree Specialists, ISA Certified Arborists

06/10/2025

05/05/2025

Nothing like a good info graphic for the weekend. Here are some things your tree doesn’t like.

11/21/2024

Removing trees from houses is a bittersweet specialty of ours. It’s emotionally hard and scary when a tree hits your house. We try to make the process of cleanup as straightforward as possible; even going so far as tarping the roof to limit water damage before repairs can be made.

11/04/2024

Weather is a bit stormy. Keep our number close. We have been a trusted name on the NW coast for 20 years. Trust us to help if needed. Removals, diagnostics, fertilization, pruning, hazard assessment and of course emergency storm response. Free estimates. www.arborcarenw.com

01/14/2024

It’s been cold here in Astoria. Arbor Care is happy to come look at your trees. Free estimates from Manzanita to Oysterville and surrounding area. ISA Certified Arborists capable of assessing the health of your trees with personnel and equipment to care for them. Whatever that entails.

09/08/2023

Urban forestry can be controversial to say the least. This forested stand of hemlocks had 90% of the trees in advanced stage of decay. With houses, power lines, pedestrians and traffic vulnerable, the decision was made to remove the trees to mitigate risk. At the time the decision to remove was made, a plan to replant was also made. Habitat logs and snags were left along with much of the understory native plantings. More long term stable tree species were chosen: Douglas firs and Coastal redwoods. It will be years until this forest is as tall as its predecessor, but when it is it will be more resilient. I look foreword to watching it grow.

09/01/2022

We are hiring.

Full time tree worker needed; benefits offered. Arbor Care Tree Specialists Inc. is a fixture of the North Oregon, Southwest Washington Coast. We are a Tree Care Industry Association member and...

07/18/2022

Check out the Ten Lined June Bug. It’s big, 1.5 inches in this photo taken in a planter outside the Astoria Co-op. These critters can be bad news for trees. In a larvae stage they feed on tree and plant roots sometimes leading to death of the trees. A decline in trees can happen without ever seeing the adult beetle. If identified early a tree can be saved. https://www2.ipm.ucanr.edu/agriculture/almond/Tenlined-June-Beetle/

03/13/2022

It’s going to blow tonight. We are ready for whatever comes our way.