Tree Service Clovis

Tree Service Clovis is a Tree service in California. We service to the Clovis and Madera areas. We are a family owned business and have been providing all types of tree-related services for the last 25 years. We are a member of the International Society of Arboriculture and have many certified Arborists available to handle any tree need. We know the area, as well as all the kinds of trees that grow here and can definitely help you with any tree, need you might have. Whether it be tree trimming, removal, pruning, emergencies, or stump removals, our certified Arborists have the tools and knowledge to give you the highest quality of tree service in Clovis.

A city in Fresno County, Clovis us located just 6.5 miles northeast of downtown Fresno. The city sits on a total area of 25.53 square miles, with 0.12 square miles being water and 25.41 being land. A named Tree City USA, Clovis is dedicated to improving its urban forestry by adding trees to its parks and street areas. 

Clovis City is in the USDA Hardiness Zone 9b. The city has sweltering, clear, and arid summers, with the winters being wet, partly cloudy, and cold. Annually, Clovis gets 13 inches of rain. Trees that do well in the city include: 

• Fremont cottonwood – A medium to large tree, Fremont cottonwood grows to a height of 39 to 114 feet, with a spread of 35 feet. When young, the tree has a smooth bark which becomes fissured with whitish cracks as the tree grows older. The tree has a fast growth rate, generally gaining up to 10 feet per year. 
• Western sycamore – One of the best landscape trees, western sycamore grows to a height of 20 to 115 feet and a spread of 50 feet. The tree has an upright, columnar growth habit, with a rounded crown. The tree has beautiful bark, with areas of white, pinkish-gray and pale tan when young. The bark is darker and peels away on older trees. 
• Red willow – A medium-sized tree, red willow matures at a height and width of 30 to 50 feet. The tree’s bark is grayish, ridged, though it tends to turn reddish with age. The tree’s form is variable, although it often grows in multiple winding trunks. Red willow features shiny green leaves that are 3 to 4 inches in length and produces yellow flowers that appear in drooping catkins. 
• Oregon ash – Featuring an upright growth habit, Oregon ash grows at a moderate to fast growth rate, reaching maturity at a height of 35 to 82 feet. The tree has pinnately compound leaves and generally sheds in the winter season. Flowering in the spring season, Oregon ash produces green flowers. 

The city of Clovis has approximately 285 acres of City Parks. Filled with trees, playgrounds, and relaxing areas, these parks make it possible for the residents to distance themselves from the busy city life. Below are some of the popular parks: 

• Cottonwood park – Though relatively small, Cottonwood park is neat and features a stream, holding pond and a bike path. The park has huge sections of well-maintained grass, play structures, and relaxing areas shaded with native trees. 
• Railroad Park – A tranquil neighborhood park, Railroad Park features picnic pavilions, paved trails, BBQ grills, and numerous playgrounds. The park is designed to be very family-friendly, peaceful, and quiet. Visitors can spend their time either active or resting under the park’s numerous trees. 

The Street Maintenance Division provides corrective and preventative maintenance for trees standing on city-owned land. Also, the city makes plans for planting and removal of trees in the city’s parks and the streets. Property owners with trees growing on their land are encouraged to take care of the trees, ensuring that they are both healthy and safe.