Frequently Asked Questions
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, we're fully licensed and insured for all tree work. This protects both your property and our team during every project.What areas do you serve?
We serve Greenacres, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Spokane, Nine Mile Falls, Airway Heights, and surrounding Eastern Washington areas.Do you provide emergency services?
Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency tree services for storm damage, fallen trees, and hazardous situations that can't wait.Do you offer free estimates?
Yes, we provide free estimates for all tree services including removal, pruning, and maintenance projects.What should I expect during service?
You can expect professional crews, complete cleanup, safety-first approach, and clear communication throughout your project.Do you handle stump grinding?
Yes, we provide complete stump grinding services to eliminate tripping hazards and reclaim your yard space.Can you help with storm damage?
Absolutely. We specialize in storm cleanup, hazardous tree removal, and emergency response throughout Eastern Washington.How do I get started?
Simply call us at (509) 435-6698 for your free estimate. We'll assess your needs and provide a clear plan.Are your arborists ISA certified?
Yes, Brett's Tree Service employs ISA-certified arborists, meaning our team has met rigorous industry standards for tree care knowledge and safety. ISA certification is especially important for hazardous and storm-damaged tree removal in Spokane, where improper technique can put people and property at serious risk.Can you remove a tree that is leaning toward my house or near power lines?
Yes, Brett's Tree Service handles tree removals near structures and power lines using professional rigging techniques, specialized equipment, and a thorough on-site safety assessment before any work begins. Each situation is evaluated for the safest removal approach to protect your home, utility lines, and everyone on the property.What makes a tree officially hazardous, and when should I act immediately?
A tree is considered hazardous when structural defects, dead or hanging limbs, root damage, or storm injury create a measurable risk of failure onto a target — a home, vehicle, or person. Signs that demand immediate action include large cracks in the trunk, a sudden lean, exposed roots, or limbs that have already partially broken and are hanging overhead.Who is qualified to safely remove a hazardous tree in Greenacres, WA?
Safe hazardous tree removal requires a crew trained in risk assessment, proper rigging, and controlled felling — ideally supported by a certified arborist who can formally evaluate structural failure risk before work begins. Brett's Tree Service operates in Greenacres and combines that technical expertise with the equipment needed to handle high-risk removals near structures and utilities.What does an arborist consultation from Brett's Tree Service include?
Our arborist consultations cover tree health diagnostics, disease and pest identification, structural risk and hazard assessments, and written reports for permits or property disputes. We serve Greenacres, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, and the greater Spokane area, and consultations are available for both residential and commercial properties.Where can I get a professional arborist consultation in Greenacres, WA?
Brett's Tree Service provides professional arborist consultations directly in Greenacres and throughout the greater Spokane area. Our team assesses tree health, identifies risks, and delivers the kind of documented findings that support permit applications, property disputes, or simply confident decision-making about your trees.How is a tree health assessment different from a standard tree removal estimate?
A tree health assessment evaluates the overall condition of a tree — including disease, pest activity, root stability, and structural integrity — rather than just determining whether removal is needed. The goal is to give property owners a full picture of risk and options, which may include treatment, pruning, or monitored observation instead of removal.

