Foothill Tree Service

ISA Certified Arborists can diagnose and treat issues with tree mortality, infestation, aesthetics, and more. Our value lies in our ability and willingness to educate our customers on how to take a proactive approach, positively influencing your trees and landscape. Bark beetles have killed more than 90 million pine trees in Northern California since 2013. Our on-staff entomologist can diagnose, treat, and most importantly, do everything in our power to prevent infestations to your trees and plants using integrated pest management.

Foothill Tree Service was founded by Jim Dykstra back in 1965 and has remained a family-based business ever since. The company started off small, but when clients recognized that Jim truly cared about them and their trees, they became life-long clients. As the business has grown in the community, we have become known for the quality of our work and safety with which we do it. More than 50 years later, Foothill Tree Service is run by Jim's family and still operates with the motto "Treat our Clients as Friends and our Employees as Family."

Trees increase property values and add to the beauty of your home. Therefore, it is incredibly important to take care of your trees and help protect them against pests and diseases. Here at Foothill Tree Service, we offer many different plant health care plans designed to help protect your trees in the most effective way possible. Homeowners often have to deal with issues such as bark beetles, oak wilt, insects feeding on fruit and nut trees, and sudden oak death, as well as many other pests and diseases.

Storms, fires, winds and more can bring down tree limbs and topple entire trunks. When you need tree services in the event of an emergency, contact Foothill Tree Service. Call our emergency line at (530) 957-7501, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and we'll be there ASAP. Our team at Foothill Tree Service is fully licensed and insured as well as highly trained in all forms of tree care. We're certified by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) and the Tree Care Industry Association (TICA).