
Planting, pruning, and removals.
Tree work across Jackson Hole, from getting a new planting to survive at elevation to taking down what has become a hazard.
Service Details
Elevation decides what lives
A tree that thrives at 4,000 feet may not survive here. Species selection, planting depth, and staking are what determine whether a new tree makes it through its first two winters. For established trees, the questions are usually clearance, health, and whether something has become a genuine hazard.
What we handle
- Planting, with species chosen for elevation and exposure on your site
- Structural and clearance pruning
- Removals, including trees near structures and lines
- Storm damage and hazard limbs
- Cleanup and haul-off, so you are not left with the mess
Reach without damage
We run equipment that reaches into a canopy without driving across a finished lawn to get there. On properties where the landscape is the investment, how the crew gets to the tree matters as much as the cut.
Our Process
How tree work runs
- 1
Look at the tree
Health, structure, clearance, and what is around it, including access.
- 2
Straight recommendation
If a tree can be saved with pruning we will say so. If it is a hazard we will say that too.
- 3
Do the work
Rigged and cut properly, with the property protected while we are in it.
- 4
Clean up
Debris hauled and the area left clean, not stacked at the edge of the drive.
FAQs
Tree work questions
What people ask before we touch a tree.
Usually yes, rigged down in sections rather than felled. We will tell you at the walk-through if a removal needs different equipment.
Local Tree Work Coverage
Tree Work across Teton County, WY
Stradley Landscape delivers tree work to residential and commercial properties throughout Teton County and the greater Jackson Hole area.
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