Monkeyman’s Tree Service is Beaverton’s premier ISA Certified tree care company, providing expert tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, brush clearing, land clearing, and 24/7 emergency storm response for residential and commercial properties throughout Beaverton, OR, and Washington County. With 15+ years of professional experience, a flawless safety record, $1,000,000 liability insurance, and hundreds of satisfied Beaverton clients, our certified arborists deliver results you can count on, every job, every time.
Local Experts. Licensed & Insured.
Monkeyman’s Tree Service is a local family-owned and operated tree service company that provides professional tree removal and tree trimming services in Beaverton, OR. From start to finish, we can assist you with identifying tree hazards, securing permits, and flawlessly executing even the toughest tree jobs. We are completely licensed, insured, and bonded for your protection. We carry a $1,000,000 liability insurance policy as well as worker’s compensation insurance that we would be happy to discuss upon request.
Our Beaverton tree service crews strive to go the extra mile. When it comes to customer service we make sure that every job happens with the highest level of integrity. We stick to the highest standards of safety in the industry and have a flawless safety record. We attribute this to following the ANSI A300 which is the standard guide in tree care.
You won’t find a more suitable Beaverton tree service company out there. We pride ourselves on doing what’s best for the tree and the customer and find out why we have such a good reputation.
Service Areas
Our tree removal and tree care teams can be found all over many Areasproviding the best in tree services, from the ground up.
Common Tree Removal Scenarios
A dead tree is a standing tree that has stopped producing foliage and lost the living tissue that keeps it upright, and on a Beaverton lot, decaying wood quickly becomes a hazard. As the trunk and root plate rot, the tree loses the strength it needs to survive the windstorms that move through the Tualatin Valley.
Dead trees also draw carpenter ants, beetles, and wood-decay fungi that migrate to the healthy trees nearby. Near a home or driveway, a dead tree that fails can cause serious damage.
Because Beaverton regulates only street trees, most private-property dead-tree removals here need no city permit. Monkeyman’s Tree Service confirms the tree’s condition and removes it cleanly, hauling away every limb.
An overgrown tree is a healthy tree that has expanded past the space it was planted in, crowding rooflines, fences, sidewalks, or a neighbor’s property. On Beaverton’s established suburban lots, fast Tualatin Valley growth pushes trees past their boundaries within a few seasons.
When a tree threatens a structure or crosses a property line, the owner is responsible for safe removal, and aggressive roots can lift hardscape long before the canopy looks like a problem.
Monkeyman’s handles overgrown removals throughout Beaverton, and where a full removal isn’t necessary, our arborists will tell you honestly whether crown reduction solves it instead.
A diseased tree carries a fungal, bacterial, or pest infection that weakens it from the inside, and a tree can look green while it’s hollow underneath. Beaverton’s damp Tualatin Valley climate makes local trees especially prone to internal rot.
Root rot and heart rot are common here and hard to catch early, and Verticillium wilt can quietly shorten the life of an otherwise vigorous tree.
Monkeyman’s ISA Certified Arborists diagnose the infection accurately, work to contain its spread, and remove trees that are too far gone — pursuing treatment first whenever a tree can still be saved.
A storm-damaged tree has been cracked, split, uprooted, or partially destroyed by wind, ice, or falling debris. Beaverton’s seasonal storms regularly leave trees with broken limbs or a dangerous new lean, but not every damaged tree needs to come down.
As a rule of thumb, when more than half the crown is lost, removal is usually the right call, since the tree can’t make enough energy to recover. A vigorous tree that kept its central leader, though, can often survive.
Monkeyman’s evaluates storm-damaged trees across Beaverton before recommending removal, so you don’t take down a tree that could have pulled through.
Emergency tree removal is the around-the-clock response needed when a tree has fallen or is about to fall onto a home, vehicle, road, or power line. These situations are unpredictable and dangerous, and they demand a crew that respects the hazard.
For high-risk removals, Monkeyman’s often brings in a crane through our Smith Crane partnership to control the tree’s weight and prevent sudden shifting mid-cut, usually well below market rate.
If a tree comes down on your Beaverton property, we respond day or night to clear it quickly and safely.
View clearing is the selective removal or pruning of trees that block a scenic sightline, without stripping a property of its landscape. Parts of Beaverton’s higher ground and the Cooper Mountain area hold views worth opening up.
Because the best views usually sit uphill while the blocking trees grow on the slope below, this is technical, slope-aware work; the goal is to open the sightline strategically, not clear-cut.
Monkeyman’s selectively prunes or removes the trees blocking your view while preserving the canopy that gives your property privacy.
Lot clearing is the systematic removal of trees, brush, and vegetation to prepare a site for construction or grading, usually the first step before any earthwork begins. On Beaverton’s infill and new-build lots, clearing has to be done safely and efficiently.
Larger jobs may call for a track hoe or bulldozer, and trees that can’t be felled to the ground are removed in sections; open ground clears quickly.
Monkeyman’s clears residential and commercial sites across Beaverton, keeping the process fast and clean so construction can start on schedule.
Why Choose Monkeyman’s
Homeowners in Beaverton trust Monkeyman’s Tree Service for reliable tree care, safe workmanship, and professional service that protects their property.
We follow a simple process to deliver safe, efficient, and professional tree care.
STEP 01
Free estimate
STEP 02
Site inspection
STEP 03
Service recommendation
STEP 04
Safe work
STEP 05
Full cleanup
STEP 06
Final review
FAQ
Beaverton regulates trees in protected areas, significant groves, and natural resource zones, with different requirements from an ordinary tree in a residential backyard. Whether you need approval depends heavily on where the tree sits on your parcel, so we check before work is scheduled.
The whole city — Cedar Hills, Five Oaks, Greenway, Murray Hill, Sexton Mountain, South Beaverton, West Slope, Somerset, and the Cooper Mountain area, along with the commercial corridors and apartment communities off Murray and Hall.
Frequently. Beaverton has a high concentration of HOA-governed communities, and we’re set up for it: written scope documents boards can vote on, Certificates of Insurance for management companies, scheduled multi-property pruning cycles, and notices to residents before crews arrive.
Fast-grown firs and maples on 1980s-and-later subdivision lots, root conflict with sidewalks and driveways, and wind exposure across the flatter west-side terrain. Cooper Mountain properties add slope and larger remnant stands to the picture.
Yes, with the appropriate care. Creek corridors and wetlands across Beaverton carry natural resource protections that restrict removal and vegetation work inside the buffer. We identify the boundary, work to it, and pursue the right approvals rather than discovering the line after the fact.
Real Stories, Real Satisfaction
From emergency removals to expert pruning, our customers trust Monkeyman’s Tree Service for fast, friendly, and flawless results,
every time.
Serving the Greater Portland Area
Monkeyman’s Tree Service proudly offers expert arborist solutions across Portland and neighboring cities, ensuring safe, healthy, beautiful landscapes.
