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Bros Tree Care crew trimming a large tree in a Mesa front yard
Serving Mesa

Tree service in Mesa, from the citrus blocks to Las Sendas.

Old citrus and eucalyptus in the flood-irrigated neighborhoods, big ash and pines in Dobson Ranch, native mesquite and palo verde up in Las Sendas and Red Mountain. Trimmed, removed and hauled by a family crew.

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Mesa is big, and so are its trees.

Mesa covers a lot of ground and a lot of tree types. Central and west Mesa were citrus groves, and the older flood-irrigated neighborhoods still have big orange and grapefruit trees along with the eucalyptus that were planted as windbreaks. Dobson Ranch and the lakes communities have mature ash, pines and mulberry. Up in northeast Mesa, Las Sendas, Red Mountain Ranch and the Usery foothills are desert lots with native mesquite, palo verde and saguaro. Eastmark and the newer southeast communities have young, fast trees and active HOAs.

Bros Tree Care works all of it. The crew climbs the big eucalyptus and ash, thins the palo verde and mesquite before monsoon season, cleans palms, grinds stumps and clears storm damage. Customers across the East Valley have said the same thing about the price and the cleanup, and we intend to keep it that way.

Trees we see in Mesa

Citrus, eucalyptus and pecan in the older flood-irrigated blocks, ash, mulberry and Aleppo pine in Dobson Ranch and the lakes communities, native mesquite, palo verde and ironwood in Las Sendas and Red Mountain, and fan palms and queen palms citywide.

Storms, HOAs and local notes

Mesa's old eucalyptus windbreaks are some of the tallest trees in the Valley and they shed limbs in every big storm. If you have one over the house, a thinning and weight reduction is the smart move before July. In the HOA communities on the east side, sissoos and acacias are the common removals once they get root-heavy. And in the citrus neighborhoods, an old orange tree that has gone woody can usually be brought back with a proper structural prune instead of being cut down.

Neighborhoods we cover in Mesa

  • Dobson Ranch
  • Las Sendas
  • Red Mountain Ranch
  • Eastmark
  • Downtown Mesa
  • Lehi
  • Alta Mesa
  • Superstition Springs
  • Falcon Field area
  • Mountain Bridge
  • West Mesa citrus blocks
  • Sunland Village

Not on the list? Call anyway. If it is in the Valley, we go there.

Every service we offer in Mesa

How it works

  1. Call or text a photo. A picture from your phone is often enough for a ballpark right away.
  2. Jason looks and gives you a number. Usually the same day. Firm price, no fine print.
  3. The crew does the work and cleans up. Most jobs are done within a day or two of the estimate. Branches chipped, wood hauled, rock put back.

Tree service in Mesa, questions

Do you cover all of Mesa?

Yes, from west Mesa and Dobson Ranch to Las Sendas, Red Mountain and Eastmark. The East Valley is a regular part of our week.

Can you trim old citrus trees?

Yes. Citrus does best with a light structural prune that removes deadwood and suckers and opens the canopy. We do not hack them.

Can you remove a tall eucalyptus near my house?

Yes. Eucalyptus removals are climbed and lowered in sections. They are among the most common large removals we do.

Tree work in Mesa? Call the Bros.

Call or text a photo of the tree. Jason usually comes out the same day and gives you a firm price on the spot.

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