CHETS evaluating and working around a large residential tree

TREE REMOVAL

Planned Tree Removal for Olympia, Lacey & Tumwater

A removal plan should account for more than the trunk. CHETS looks at lean, canopy weight, access, nearby roofs and fences, landing zones, equipment placement, and how material will leave the property before the first cut.

Veteran-Owned & Operated

WA Reg. CHETST*837LE

15+ Years of Tree-Work Experience

CHETS crew making a controlled ground cut during tree removal

WHEN THIS SERVICE FITS

Start with the tree, the property, and the work zone.

  • Dead, declining, or structurally damaged trees
  • Trees growing too close to roofs, fences, driveways, or other structures
  • Trees that interfere with a planned construction or property project
  • Small residential removals and larger commercial-property work

WHAT'S INCLUDED

The cut is only one part of the job.

CHETS scopes the work around access, control, property protection, material handling, and cleanup—not just getting wood on the ground.

01

On-site review of the tree, access, and nearby property

02

A removal approach matched to the available work zone

03

Rigging or sectional removal when the tree cannot be felled whole

04

Brush processing, debris handling, and jobsite cleanup

HOW THE WORK MOVES

A practical sequence from first look to cleanup.

  1. STEP 01

    Assess

    Review the tree, lean, defects, access, and nearby structures.

  2. STEP 02

    Plan

    Choose drop zones, rigging points, equipment placement, and cleanup access.

  3. STEP 03

    Remove

    Work from manageable sections or use a whole-tree approach when the site allows.

  4. STEP 04

    Clear

    Process brush and leave the agreed work area orderly.

ESTIMATE FACTORS

Why an on-site look matters.

Photos and a description help start the conversation, but the work plan depends on the actual tree, access, obstacles, and cleanup scope.

  • Tree size, condition, and species
  • Distance from buildings, fences, roads, or utilities
  • Backyard access and room for equipment
  • Rigging, crane, hauling, and cleanup requirements

COMMON QUESTIONS

Can CHETS remove a tree close to a house or fence?

Yes. Tight-clearance work is planned in sections, with rigging or crane assistance considered when site conditions call for it. The estimate identifies the practical approach for your property.

Is debris cleanup included?

Cleanup expectations are discussed during the estimate. CHETS has chipping and hauling capability and can plan for brush and wood handling as part of the job.

REQUEST AN ESTIMATE

Tell CHETS what you see on the property.

Include the tree location, nearby structures, access notes, and what changed. CHETS will follow up to discuss the site and next step.

Call (360) 819-8022

Serving Olympia, Lacey & Tumwater

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