Granite Bay · Placer County
We offer professional tree trimming, tree removal, and emergency tree services throughout the Granite Bay area. Whether you need a hazardous tree safely dismantled or help maintaining your commercial property, our local team delivers fast, efficient service designed for Granite Bay landscapes.
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In the field
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300+ reviews
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Granite Bay · crew on-site this week
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"This is the best company I have ever hired. The team and managers are not only kind, but are also super efficient."
CSLB #
1039923
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Bonded & Insured
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CPR & Aerial Rescue Certified
First-aid certified
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24 / 7 Emergency
STORM RESPONSE
why locals call us first
Local expertise, permit guidance, and professional tree care that protects your property and keeps projects moving.
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Trusted Local Reputation
Granite Bay’s valley and live oaks can reach significant size. We develop detailed rigging and drop-zone plans in advance, ensuring a controlled, safety-focused approach backed by experience.
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We're nearby, so follow-ups are easy.
Granite Bay is unincorporated Placer County, where native trees are protected and a permit or arborist report can be required. We'll confirm and can file for you.
03
Our trimmers work these trees every week.
Big lawns, pools, hardscape, and irrigation — we tarp, protect, and walk the finished job with you.
04
HOA- and CC&R-aware.
Communities like Los Lagos and Granite Bay Hills have standards; we'll provide the documentation they ask for.
Granite Bay · Coverage & neighborhoods
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We cover Granite Bay's 95746, from the Folsom Lake side to the Roseville and Loomis edges.
Los Lagos · Granite Bay Hills · Cavitt-Stallman corridor · Eureka Road area · Quarry Ponds · Folsom Lake–adjacent acreage
Trees of Roseville
The species we see most often on Roseville properties — and what care they tend to need.
Quercus lobata
Valley Oak
Stunning Valley Oaks. Often 80+ft. Slow growing & often protected. Pruning requires a permit in most cities after they reach heritage size.
Common need
Structural pruning
Quercus agrifolia
Coast Live Oak
Another often protected, stunning evergreen featuring a dense canopy and distinctive, dark green leaves. Prone to sudden limb drop in the summer.
Common need
Crown thinning
Pistacia chinensis
Chinese Pistache
Tough, drought-friendly, brilliant fall color. Needs early structural pruning to set up a good canopy.
Common need
Lift & shape
Liquidambar styraciflua
Sweetgum
The "spiky-ball" tree. Common in 1980s WestPark and Cherry Glen yards. Often planted too close to fences.
Common need
Root management
Pinus radiata / canariensis
Monterey & Canary Pine
"Ornamental" pines that grow to 70+ ft. Brittle wood, top-heavy. We watch these in storms — they fall hard.
Common need
Removal · storm
Fraxinus velutina 'Modesto'
Modesto Ash
Popular shade tree in the '90s. Now mature, often hollow at the crotch. We see a lot of these on hazardous lists.
Common need
Hazard assessment
Lagerstroemia indica
Crepe Myrtle
A common front yard ornamental. Often "topped" by past owners — we restore natural form with corrective pruning.
Common need
Restoration pruning
Cupressus sempervirens
Italian Cypress
Common screening tree. We shape, top-cap, and remove ones that have outgrown their drip lines.
Common need
Shape & height-cap
What we do
The work we do best, day in and day out.
Heartwood's Professional Tree Services
The thing most homeowners don’t want to deal with
When tree permits are required to complete your tree service,
permit assistance is available as an added service.
Here’s how we can help:
We can submit the permit application on your behalf.
We communicate with local agencies throughout the permit process.
We assist with gathering required documentation as needed.
We respond to revision requests.
What clients say
Our Commitment to Quality, Verified by Our Clients.
★★★★★
"When I have tree problems, big or small, Heartwood is the company I call.. They’ve always been willing to help and they are very dependable..I keep them on Speed Dial now..The crew of 3 that came to take out my bamboo today were phenomenal."
★★★★★
"Heartwood Protree did an excellent job in trimming our red maple tree. They had all the right tools and the obvious experience to do the job correctly. They did an excellent job of cleaning up all of the tree debris as well. Highly recommended!!"
★★★★★
"This company is terrific! It was easy to discuss plans regarding what we wanted to have done to our trees and it was easy to schedule a date for the work to be completed. The crew who showed up was very professional in all aspects!"
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Permit questions
Plain answers to the questions we hear most. If yours isn't here, just call — we're happy to talk it through.
Call (916) 880-6831
Do I need a permit to remove a tree?
It depends. Some trees can be removed without approval, while others—especially certain species or larger trees—may be protected. Requirements vary by location, and all approvals are at the discretion of your local agency.
Do I need a permit to prune a tree?
Sometimes. Light trimming is often allowed, but more extensive pruning—especially on protected trees—may require approval, depending on local regulations.
How do I know if my tree is protected?
Protection is typically based on species and size. Commonly protected trees include native oaks and larger “heritage” trees. Local guidelines vary, so it’s best to check or have someone experienced take a look.
Can Heartwood handle the permit process?
We can help guide you through the process. A service fee may apply for permit processing through Heartwood. The the city or county may also require mitigation fees as part of the approval process.
What happens if I remove a protected tree without approval?
This can lead to penalties or replacement requirements, depending on local regulations. It’s always best to confirm before starting work.
How long does a permit take?
Timing varies by city and the type of request. Some are processed quickly, while others may take longer. All approvals are subject to the reviewing agency’s timeline.
Do dead trees require permits?
Sometimes. Even dead or declining trees—particularly protected species—may still require approval before removal.
What if my tree is dangerous?
Hazardous trees may qualify for expedited review in some cases. Requirements vary, and approval is still determined by the local agency.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
We offer free, no-obligation estimates. Simply let us know what you’re looking for, and we’ll schedule an on-site visit to assess the work, no pressure and no surprise fees.
(916) 880-6831
24/7 for storm emergencies
CSLB #
1039923
