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THE TREE GUY

Keeping Communities Beautiful

Tree Removal, Tree Trimming, Palm Tree Services, Land Clearing and Stump Removal in Ventura County, CA and the Surrounding Areas

The Tree Guy is a locally owned tree removal and trimming business in Ventura County that is dedicated to providing fast, effective and eco-friendly services.


Our team of licensed and insured experts have years of combined experience performing the toughest, most complex jobs. Our staff is highly trained to identify and mitigate risk, ensuring every removal and maintenance service that we perform is executed with safety and integrity in mind. Our extensive knowledge allows us to remove, trim, prune, shape and top all species of trees, including oak trees and palm trees, both specialties of ours. So when it is time for tree trimming or tree removal in Ventura County, don’t hesitate to contact The Tree Guy. We’d be happy to offer a free estimate or answer any questions you may have.

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Tree Removal & Trimming

Count on us for safe and professional removal & beautification of all tree species.

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Land Clearing & Stump Removal

Our team is skilled at efficiently removing trees, stumps, bushes, and shrubs.

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Palm Tree Services

We specialize in providing expert palm tree maintenance and skinning services.

  • Professional Tree Removal
  • Tree Trimming & Pruning
  • Tree Topping & Shaping
  • Palm Tree Skinning
  • Palm Tree Maintenance
  • Arborist Consultations
  • Land Clearing
  • Stump Grinding & Removal
  • Shrub, Hedge & Bush Removal
  • 24/7 Emergency Tree Services
  • Deep Root Fertilization
  • Residential & Commercial

Our local tree cutting company is grateful for the chance to service residential and commercial properties in Ventura County, Calabasas, Thousand Oaks and the neighboring California communities. To ensure that we’re able to provide the greatest possible experience and exceed our customers’ expectations, we’ve invested in the latest tools, technologies and training that allows us to maximize our team’s effectiveness and safety. From routine stump removal and grinding to tree thinning and complex tree cutting in a tight space, we’ll get the job done right, all while protecting your property from damage. We also take pride in our green initiatives, which includes recycling leftover tree and bush waste in our local orchards. This helps to promote a healthy ecosystem in our community. If you have any questions about the services provided by The Tree Guy, or if you’d like to schedule an appointment for any of our offerings, such as tree removal, tree trimming or palm tree services in Ventura County, don’t hesitate to call (805) 254-6682. We look forward to providing you with professional, reliable and artistic tree care.

The Tree Guy Blog

How can I reduce the risk of serious health issues in my trees?

By The Tree Guy • February 20, 2025
Trees are susceptible to various health issues that can weaken them or even lead to their demise. But proper care and preventive maintenance can help trees thrive for decades. At The Tree Guy, we provide tree care in Ventura, CA that will help to keep your trees in strong health. Here are five tips to keep your trees healthy and free from serious problems.  Regular Pruning for Strong Growth Pruning is crucial for maintaining a tree’s structure and health. Removing dead, diseased, or weak branches helps prevent the spread of infections and allows the tree to direct its energy toward healthy growth. Proper pruning also improves air circulation, reducing the risk of fungal diseases. However, improper pruning can be harmful, so it’s best to entrust the work to a professional arborist to ensure your tree gets the right care.  Provide Adequate Watering Water is essential for tree health, but improper watering can lead to problems. Young trees need consistent watering to establish strong root systems, while mature trees often rely on natural rainfall. However, during droughts, even well-established trees need supplemental watering. Deep watering encourages deep root growth, making trees more resilient. Avoid overwatering, as excessive moisture can lead to root rot and fungal infections.  Monitor for Pests and Diseases Many tree health issues stem from pest infestations and diseases. Regularly inspecting your trees for unusual leaf discoloration, holes in the bark, or oozing sap can help you catch problems early. If you notice signs of infestation or disease, treating the issue promptly can often prevent long-term damage.  Proper Soil Health Healthy soil is the foundation of a strong tree. Trees absorb nutrients from the soil, so poor soil conditions can lead to stunted growth and increased vulnerability to disease. Regularly testing your soil for nutrient levels and pH balance, and amending it accordingly, helps ensure that it provides the necessary support.  Protect Trees from Mechanical Damage Physical damage from lawnmowers, construction, or vehicles can create open wounds that invite disease and pests. Avoid compacting the soil around tree roots by limiting the use of machinery in the area, as compacted soil can restrict root growth.  Tree Care in Ventura, CA When you need an arborist in Ventura and the surrounding area, contact The Tree Guy at  (805) 254-6682  . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in Ventura, CA!

Don’t Ignore these 5 Warning Signs that a Tree Is Dying

By The Tree Guy • January 18, 2025
Healthy trees are vital to our environment, offering shade, beauty, and cleaner air. But when a tree starts to die, it can become a serious safety risk. Recognizing the signs early is crucial for preventing hazards such as falling branches or tree collapse. At The Tree Guy, our local arborists can identify dying trees and then safely remove them as necessary. Here are five indications that a tree may be dying. Decaying Bark Healthy bark is firm, with a consistent texture and color. When a tree starts dying, its bark may become loose, cracked, or fall off in large chunks. You might also notice cankers or areas where the bark is sunken or missing. Fungi growing on the bark can also indicate internal decay. Sparse or Discolored Leaves Leaves are one of the clearest indicators of a tree's health. If a tree's leaves are sparse or discolored during the growing season, it may be struggling. Yellow or brown leaves outside of their normal seasonal cycle often point to root damage, poor nutrient absorption, or disease. Also, if only certain sections of the tree display these symptoms, it could indicate localized damage or infection. Dead or Falling Branches Dead branches are another common sign of a dying tree. When branches fail to produce leaves or fall off easily, it indicates that the tree is redirecting its limited resources to healthier sections. Large numbers of dead branches, especially those falling without strong winds or storms, suggest advanced decay or disease within the tree. Fungal Growth at the Base Fungi are often a symptom of internal rot or decay in trees. If you notice mushroom-like growths at the base of the trunk or along major roots, it's a warning sign that the tree's structural integrity is compromised. These fungal organisms can break down the tree's internal matter, weakening it from the inside out.  Leaning or Unstable Structure While some trees naturally grow at an angle, a sudden lean or noticeable shift in the tree's position is a major warning sign. This can indicate root damage or a weakening trunk. Exposed roots further suggest instability. Such trees pose significant risks and may require immediate intervention from the arborist.  Tree Removal in Ventura, CA When you need tree removal in Ventura and the surrounding area, contact The Tree Guy at  (805) 254-6682  . Feel free to give us a call to ask for an arborist estimate in Ventura, CA!
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