24/7 emergency
Emergency tree removal in Yakima, any hour
A tree down, a trunk splitting or branches tangled in the lines? Big R Tree Service answers around the clock across Yakima County.
Chapter 01
When a tree can't wait
Trees get dangerous fast. Age and disease weaken them, and a hard Yakima windstorm finishes the job. Once a tree is on a roof, a fence or a driveway, or leaning at something it shouldn't, waiting only makes the damage bigger.
Big R takes emergency calls 24/7. Branches wound through the power lines to your house, a large tree hurt in a windstorm, a split trunk leaning toward the front door: those are the calls we mean.
Mandy Testerman had a weeping white birch that turned out to be two trees, splitting apart and leaning toward her house. Raul told her it was dangerous and recommended it come down first. Three other companies that bid her job never mentioned it.
Big R bucket truck at a dead tree over a carport, with a crew member feeding the chipper
How a call goes
Call (509) 969-9374 any hour, any day of the week. Big R's hours are 24/7, Monday through Sunday.
Raul comes out, looks at the tree and the property, and gives you a plan and an estimate. Stephanie B. had that the same day she called, with branches tangled in her power lines.
The crew works from a bucket truck, feeds a chipper and loads with a grapple loader, so storm limbs get cut, chipped and hauled with equipment that's already on the job. Cleanup is part of the work. Stephanie wrote that the mess was “cleaned up perfectly.”
Chapter 03
Spot the next one before it drops
Three signs say a tree needs a professional look. Large cracks, leaning or heavy decay. A location near power lines, structures or places your family uses every day. And an area that takes strong winds or heavy snowfall, where regular inspections catch trouble early.
Big R also offers complimentary property inspections to find hazards before they become disasters. A tree that gets checked in October is a tree that doesn't end up in your living room in January.
“Called Raul and he was out same day with plan and estimate.” Stephanie B., Google review.
The gear that comes with the call
Two views of the same work. One from the bucket, looking down at the chipper. One from the tree, with a climber on the spar.
