For The Love Of Trees is a locally-owned and operated tree service provider serving the greater Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. We specialize in pruning and preserving trees for long-term health, safety, and environmental sustainability. We are also well-versed in tree removals of all sizes. Our ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) Certified Arborists prescribe proper tree care and ensure that all work is performed to the highest standards on every job. Our customer service is unrivaled.
For The Love Of Trees operates out of a deep passion for the Pacific Northwest environment and its beautiful, lush urban forest. We are honored to have been stewards of Portland's urban forest for over 10 years and proudly continue to support its legacy with mindfulness, experience and dedication. Our professional and community affiliations further these ideals. We are professionally affiliated with the ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) to stay current on new developments in tree care, and we support community partners who further the care of our urban forest such as Friends of Trees and Hoyt Arboretum.
Even though Portland area skies are still cold, wet and grey, you can see signs of spring in the trees if you know where to look. Learn about how trees break their dormancy in our recent NW Treebune article.
The recent winter storm brought thick ice and snow to the Portland area, taking a heavy toll on our urban forest. Our arborists are working hard to help with your tree emergencies and will continue to aid in storm damaged tree recovery for weeks and months to come. Our recent article outlines For...
Trees do not have warm winter coats and cannot move to a warmer place, but they somehow survive freezing winter temperatures in the Portland area without frost damage. We explain trees’ winter temperature survival in our most recent NW Treebune article.
Poorly maintained trees can pose a hazard to people and property. As we head into the winter storm season, now is a good time to discuss hazard reduction pruning in our most recent Northwest Treebune article.https:// www.fortheloveof trees.com/ hazard-reduction -pruning/
Trees can self-prune unproductive branches. Learn how this affects what trees to plant where and how to care for them in our recent Northwest Treebune article.https:// www.fortheloveof trees.com/ tree-self-prunin g/
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