West Coast Arborists provides exceptional tree trimming and maintenance services. Customers appreciate the professionalism and efficiency of the crew members, who leave the work area clean after completing their tasks. Whether managing trees that interfere with light poles or handling messy species like Carob, the team consistently delivers high-quality results. They are praised for their ability to handle large jobs with ease, ensuring customer satisfaction while maintaining a tidy environment. Overall, West Coast Arborists is recognized for their effective and reliable tree care services.
Foreman Michael and his crew came to take care of a large sycamore branch that had grown into my property and nearing the roof. The tree belongs to the city, so they worked with the city arborist to make appropriate plans. Everyone was very professional and courteous throughout the process. I thoroughly appreciated their skills, as well as the way they tidied everything up.
Foreman Pedro Hernandez and his crew from West Coast did a great job of removing a damaged tree quickly and neatly from our sidewalk. The stump was ground up and removed. The sidewalk was cleaned up before they left. One week later, a new tree has been planted and well mulched. They fulfilled their contract to the city of Palo Alto efficiently and professionally.
West Coast Arborists recently trimmed several trees in front of our home, including a large magnolia that was especially in need of care. Francisco Gálvez and his crew demonstrated excellent expertise—their work was professional, efficient, and well-coordinated. The entire team was organized and respectful of the space, and they left everything clean and in perfect shape. We truly appreciate their hard work and the great collaboration with the City of Menlo Park. Thank you for helping maintain the beauty and safety of our neighborhood!
390 Martin Avenue, Santa Clara, CA 95050
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