ISA-CERTIFIED ARBORISTS • SERVING KIRKLAND, WA

Kirkland Tree Service

Removal, trimming & 24/7 emergency tree care from Kirkland’s most trusted ISA-certified arborists.

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Tree Work in Kirkland

Kirkland Tree Service From ISA Certified Arborists

In Kirkland, every tree 6 inches or more in diameter is regulated. Most homeowners can remove two to four a year with a free notification, depending on lot size, while landmark trees — 26 inches and up — need a permit and are limited to one every 12 months.

A Tree City USA for 18 consecutive years, Kirkland is working back toward a 40% canopy goal after slipping to about 38%. Near the Lake Washington shoreline, in critical areas and in Finn Hill’s Holmes Point Overlay, the free notification isn’t available. Our ISA Certified Arborists will tell you which route applies, in a free written estimate before anything is booked.

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What We Do

Our Tree Services in Kirkland

Safe, efficient removal of hazardous, dead, or unwanted trees on your Kirkland property.
Storm damage or a fallen tree? We respond around the clock across Kirkland.
Improve tree health, safety, and appearance with expert pruning.
Remove unsightly stumps and reclaim your yard space.
Cabling & Bracing
Structural support to preserve valuable or at-risk trees.
Fast, thorough cleanup after King County storms.

Know the Rules

Kirkland’s Tree Rules in Plain English

From Kirkland’s tree code (KZC 95) and the city’s tree guidance:

✓Every regulated tree — 6 inches or more in diameter — needs a notification or permit to remove.
✓A free notification covers two trees a year on lots up to 10,000 sq ft, three on lots up to 20,000 and four above that, with the same number left standing.
✓Landmark trees, 26 inches and up, need a tree removal permit — one per 12 months.
✓Notification isn’t available in critical areas or buffers, within 200 feet of the shoreline, or in the Holmes Point Overlay on Finn Hill.
✓A tree posing an imminent threat can come down first; notify the city within seven days with evidence.
✓Pruning or removing a tree in the right-of-way or a public park needs a city permit.

Not sure whether your tree needs a notification or a permit? We’ll check during a free on-site inspection. Our permit guide compares rules across nearby cities.

Why Homeowners Choose Us

Why Choose Devoted Tree Solutions

Licensed, Insured & Bonded
ISA-certified arborists you can trust — fully covered on every job.
24/7 Emergency Response
Storm damage or a fallen tree? We respond around the clock across Kirkland.
Free, No-Obligation Estimates
Honest written quotes with no hidden fees and no pressure — just clear advice.

Kirkland Neighborhoods & Surrounding Areas We Serve

Devoted Tree Solutions provides tree removal, trimming, pruning and 24/7 emergency service throughout Kirkland. Our ISA-certified arborists cover the entire city — from Downtown Kirkland to Market — plus the surrounding King County communities.

Inside Kirkland


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Call 24/7 for emergency tree service in Kirkland and the surrounding King & King County area. Licensed, bonded and insured — ISA-certified arborists serving the Puget Sound since 2010. Free written estimates with every quote.

Kirkland Tree Service FAQ

Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Kirkland?

You need at least a free notification for any tree 6 inches or more in diameter. Most lots can remove two to four trees a year that way; landmark trees, and trees in critical areas, near the shoreline or in the Holmes Point Overlay, need a permit.

What is a landmark tree in Kirkland?

A regulated tree at least 26 inches in diameter. You can remove one landmark tree in a 12-month period, with a tree removal permit.

Can a storm-damaged tree be removed right away?

Yes, if it poses an imminent threat to life or property. The city must be notified within seven days of the removal, with evidence of the threat such as photos or an arborist report. Call us 24/7 at (425) 584-1233.

What about trees along the street?

A permit is required before pruning or removing any tree in the city right-of-way or a public park.

Do you offer free estimates in Kirkland?

Yes — free on-site inspections and written estimates, including whether your tree needs a notification or a permit.

Ready for Expert Tree Care in Kirkland?

Call (425) 584-1233 or request your free estimate online — available 24/7.

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Open 24 hours — Serving King, Pierce, Snohomish, Kitsap, Island & Skagit counties

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