ISA-CERTIFIED ARBORISTS · SERVING RENTON & KING COUNTY SINCE 2010
Renton Tree Service
Removal, trimming & 24/7 emergency tree care from Renton’s most trusted arborists.
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- Est. 2010Serving the Puget Sound
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Tree Work in Renton
Renton Tree Service From ISA Certified Arborists
Renton gives homeowners a little room: you can remove up to two significant trees in a year, and no more than five in five years, without a permit — as long as none is a landmark tree, none sits in a critical area, and they aren’t the last two significant trees on the lot.
A Tree City USA since 2007, Renton is working toward 30% canopy by 2032. From the Highlands and Benson Hill to the Sunset Area and The Orchards, protected slopes, landslide hazard areas and stream and shoreline buffers are where the rules tighten. Our ISA Certified Arborists will tell you what applies to your lot before anything is booked, in a free written estimate.

What We Do
Our Tree Services in Renton
Know the Rules
Renton’s Tree Rules in Plain English
From Renton’s tree code (RMC 4-4-130) and the city’s urban forestry FAQ:
Not sure whether your tree is significant, landmark or in a critical area? 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
Renton Neighborhoods & Surrounding Areas We Serve
Devoted Tree Solutions provides tree removal, trimming, pruning and 24/7 emergency service throughout Renton — from the Highlands to Benson Hill — plus the surrounding King County communities.
Inside Renton
Renton Tree Service FAQ
Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Renton?
Not always. You can remove up to two significant trees a year, five in five years, without a permit — unless a tree is a landmark tree, sits in a critical area, or is one of the last two significant trees on your lot.
What counts as a landmark tree?
A tree 24 inches or more in diameter — or 30 inches for bigleaf maple, black cottonwood and red alder. Removing one always requires a permit.
Can a high-risk tree be removed?
Yes. Renton allows up to three high-risk trees a year, certified by an ISA arborist holding the Tree Risk Assessment Qualification, as long as no landmark trees are involved. For storm damage, call us 24/7 at (425) 584-1233.
Who looks after street trees?
The City of Renton plants and maintains trees in the right-of-way, including watering.
Do you offer free estimates in Renton?
Yes — free on-site inspections and written estimates, including whether your tree is significant or landmark.
Ready for Expert Tree Care in Renton?
Call (425) 584-1233 or request your free estimate online — available 24/7.
Devoted Tree Solutions
Open 24 hours — Serving King, Pierce, Snohomish, Kitsap, Island & Skagit counties