ISA-CERTIFIED ARBORISTS · SERVING EVERETT & SNOHOMISH COUNTY SINCE 2010
Everett Tree Service
Removal, trimming & 24/7 emergency tree care from Everett’s most trusted arborists.
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Tree Work in Everett
Everett Tree Service From ISA Certified Arborists
Everett sits between Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River, and the city’s tree rules concentrate on its critical areas — landslide hazard slopes and the buffers around them. The city lists two situations where a permit may be needed: trees in critical areas, and trees that were required as landscaping on commercial, industrial and multifamily sites, and on most subdivisions built after 1990.
Inside a critical area, even pruning needs a permit, and topping isn’t allowed. A Tree City USA since 1993, Everett has 19 neighborhoods, from Bayside and Delta to Silver Lake and View Ridge-Madison — and addresses outside city limits fall under Snohomish County’s rules instead. Our ISA Certified Arborists will tell you which apply, in a free written estimate before anything is booked.

What We Do
Our Tree Services in Everett
Know the Rules
Everett’s Tree Rules in Plain English
From Everett’s municipal code (EMC 19.35 and 19.37) and the city’s street tree guidance:
Not sure whether your lot is in a critical area or was built with required landscaping? We’ll check during a free on-site inspection. Our permit guide compares Everett with Seattle, Tacoma and other nearby cities.
Why Homeowners Choose Us
Why Choose Devoted Tree Solutions
Everett Neighborhoods & Surrounding Areas We Serve
Devoted Tree Solutions provides tree removal, trimming, pruning and 24/7 emergency service throughout Everett. Our ISA-certified arborists cover the entire city — from Silver Lake to Port Gardner — plus the surrounding Snohomish County communities.
Inside Everett
Everett Tree Service FAQ
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Everett?
In some cases. The city lists two: trees in critical areas, and trees that were required as landscaping on commercial, industrial, multifamily and most post-1990 subdivision lots, which must be replaced if removed.
Can I prune a tree in a critical area or buffer?
Only with a permit. Everett limits pruning in critical areas to 33% of the crown and doesn’t allow topping except under power lines.
What does it take to remove a hazard tree in a critical area?
The city’s director can approve it, and may require an assessment from an arborist, landscape architect or forester. Each tree removed must be replaced with two native trees within a year. In unincorporated Snohomish County, hazardous trees don’t need a permit even in a critical area.
Who do I call if a tree brings down a power line?
Call 911 for anything life-threatening, and report it to Snohomish County PUD at 425-783-1001, 24 hours a day. Once the line is safe, we can clear the tree — call us 24/7 at (425) 584-1233, and see our guide to what to do when a tree comes down.
Do you offer free estimates in Everett?
Yes — free on-site inspections and written estimates, including a check on whether your lot is in a critical area or carries required landscaping.
Ready for Expert Tree Care in Everett?
Call (425) 584-1233 or request your free estimate online — available 24/7.
Devoted Tree Solutions
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