Acreage, pasture, and trees that have not been touched in years.
Queen Creek is where the Valley still has room. Horse property, flood-irrigated pasture, lots of an acre or more, and rows of trees that were planted for shade and windbreak and have not seen a saw in a decade. When a job here comes up, it is rarely one tree. It is a property.
That suits the way Bros Tree Care works. A full crew of climbers and ground hands, a chipper, and a day or two on site. One Queen Creek customer with twenty-three trees on flood-irrigated pasture described the crew pulling in fully geared up, working every tree, and leaving the property looking like a photo shoot, for less than another company had charged him for three trees. That is the job we want to do for you.
Trees we see in Queen Creek
Eucalyptus, cottonwood, ash, pecan and Aleppo pine on the irrigated lots and windbreaks, mesquite, palo verde and desert willow on the drier ground, citrus and pomegranate on the older farm parcels, and fan palms around the houses.
Storms, HOAs and local notes
Flood irrigation grows the trees fast and keeps the soil soft, and monsoon outflow crosses the open ground east of the San Tans with nothing in its way. That is why big windbreak trees come down here every summer. Thinning them ahead of the season is the best insurance there is. On horse property, tell us about fencing, animals and irrigation schedules so we can plan the day around them.
Neighborhoods we cover in Queen Creek
- Queen Creek town center
- San Tan Valley
- Ocotillo Road corridor
- Hastings Farms
- Cortina
- Meridian
- Crismon Heights
- Whitewing
- Sossaman Estates
- Circle Cross Ranch
- Johnson Ranch
- Ironwood Crossing
Not on the list? Call anyway. If it is in the Valley, we go there.
Every service we offer in Queen Creek
- Tree trimming in Queen Creek
- Tree removal in Queen Creek
- Palm tree trimming in Queen Creek
- Stump grinding in Queen Creek
- Storm damage cleanup in Queen Creek
- Cactus removal in Queen Creek
- Landscape cleanup and irrigation in Queen Creek
How it works
- Call or text a photo. A picture from your phone is often enough for a ballpark right away.
- Jason looks and gives you a number. Usually the same day. Firm price, no fine print.
- 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.
