Monkeyman’s Tree Service provides professional tree removal, tree trimming, stump grinding, land clearing, and emergency tree service in Aloha, OR. As ISA Certified Arborists with 30+ years of experience, we serve Aloha’s residential and commercial properties with precision work and full site cleanup. Fully licensed, bonded, and insured – call today for a free estimate.
Local Experts. Licensed & Insured.
Looking for a reliable tree service Aloha OR? Monkeyman’s is a family-owned tree care company serving Aloha homeowners and businesses since 2008. Our ISA Certified Arborists handle everything from routine pruning and selective removal to emergency response and hazardous cleanup, with crane support when needed.
Our tree service in Aloha, OR follows ANSI A300 pruning standards on every job. Aloha is unincorporated Washington County land, so most private-property tree removals don’t require a city permit, and we verify status before any work begins. We’re CCB Licensed (#206934) and a four-time Best of Portland award winner.
Every project includes full site cleanup, debris removal, and is backed by our insurance and bonding. Fully licensed, bonded, and insured. Call (503) 358-8754 for a free estimate.
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 one that has lost its living tissue and structural strength, and on an Aloha property it decays, hosts pests, and risks falling in storms.
A dead tree near a home is a safety concern best addressed before severe weather.
Because Aloha is unincorporated, removing a dead tree on private property generally requires no city permit, so Monkeyman’s can handle it simply.
An overgrown tree is a healthy tree that has outgrown its space, threatening structures and fences on Aloha’s suburban lots.
The owner is responsible for safe removal when a tree endangers property.
Monkeyman’s handles overgrown removals and advises whether pruning solves it.
A diseased tree carries an infection that weakens it from within. The Tualatin Valley’s damp climate drives root rot, heart rot, and Verticillium wilt.
These infections are hard to catch early and can spread.
Monkeyman’s ISA Certified Arborists diagnose, contain, and remove trees beyond saving.
A storm-damaged tree has been cracked, split, or uprooted by wind, ice, or debris. Storms damage Aloha trees regularly.
More than 50% crown loss usually means removal, but resilient trees often survive.
Monkeyman’s assesses whether a tree can recover before recommending removal.
Emergency tree removal is the 24/7 response needed when a tree has fallen, or threatens to, onto a home, vehicle, or power line.
For hazardous removals, Monkeyman’s uses crane support through Smith Crane.
When a tree falls on your Aloha property, we respond day or night.
View clearing is the selective removal or pruning of trees that block a scenic sightline. Some elevated Aloha lots have views worth opening.
The work preserves the trees you want to keep.
Monkeyman’s selectively clears blocking trees while protecting your canopy.
Lot clearing is the systematic removal of trees and brush to prepare a site for building.
Sectional removal is used where trees can’t be felled directly.
Monkeyman’s handles residential and commercial lots in Aloha efficiently.
Why Choose Monkeyman’s
Homeowners in Aloha 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
Washington County’s, since Aloha is unincorporated. That’s typically a different and often less restrictive framework than Beaverton or Hillsboro next door, though county natural resource and floodplain designations still apply. We verify your parcel’s status rather than assuming unincorporated means unrestricted.
All of it — the neighborhoods off TV Highway, Kinnaman, Farmington Road, 185th and 209th, the Butternut Creek area, and the properties toward Cooper Mountain and the Reedville edge.
Because much of Aloha was subdivided in the 1960s through ’80s, and Douglas fir and other conifers planted then have reached full size on lots designed around smaller trees. The result is 80-to-100-foot trees within striking distance of houses, fences, and power lines. It’s the most common reason people here call us.
Yes. There’s no drop zone on a standard Aloha lot, so the tree comes down in sections rigged and lowered by rope, with a crane where the piece weights require it. Fences, sheds, and neighbor property get protected and we confirm the drop plan with you before cutting.
Deadwood removal and structural pruning on those oversized conifers, plus an honest look at root flare and lean on anything large within reach of the house. Trees that got no structural pruning in their first 20 years develop the defects that fail in their fortieth.
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.
