Verde Valley · Yavapai County
Tree service in Camp Verde, AZ
Camp Verde sits where Interstate 17 crosses the Verde River, and it's the most rural of the Verde Valley towns: farm fields, ranch properties and homes spread along the river, Clear Creek and the irrigation ditches. The town grew up around Fort Verde, and some properties near the historic fort and along the river have trees that have been growing for generations.
As the lowest town in our coverage area, Camp Verde has the hottest summers. Cottonwood, sycamore, ash, walnut and mesquite thrive along the water, while juniper, mesquite and catclaw cover the drier hills climbing toward the Mogollon Rim.
- ElevationAbout 3,100 feet
- Common treesCottonwood, sycamore, walnut, mesquite
- ZIP codes86322
River trees, ditch trees, ranch trees
Trees along the Verde River, Clear Creek and the ditches grow big on reliable water, and they're often the ones that need attention: cottonwoods with heavy limbs over homes and outbuildings, sycamores with split trunks, and old ash trees in decline.
On ranch property, the trees along fence lines and irrigation ditches need regular clearing to keep the water moving and the fences standing. A fallen cottonwood across a ditch in July can flood a field in an afternoon.
Room to work, and long drives
Many Camp Verde properties are large and open, with long dirt drives and gates. That usually means room for bigger equipment and trees that can be felled rather than rigged, which keeps costs down.
Communities like Verde Lakes along the river, and the neighborhoods toward Lake Montezuma and Rimrock to the north, add their own mix of mature river trees and junipers. Tell us your location and how a truck gets in, and we'll match you with a crew that covers your side of the valley.
Landmarks and neighborhoods we cover
Fort Verde, Verde River, Clear Creek, Interstate 17, Verde Lakes, Montezuma Castle, and everything in between in ZIP 86322.
Where Camp Verde fits
Cottonwood and mesquite country
Camp Verde sits in cottonwood and mesquite country, east of Mingus Mountain.
Available in Camp Verde
Tree services in Camp Verde
Tree Removal
Dead pines, failing elms and junipers in the eaves, taken down in sections when there is a roof underneath.
Tree Trimming
Roof clearance, deadwood out and lower limbs lifted, timed around pine beetle season.
Storm Cleanup
A tree on the roof, the car or the driveway after a monsoon microburst, a lightning strike or a wet spring snow.
Stump Grinding
Stumps ground below grade, even when they are wrapped around granite or behind a narrow gate.
Defensible Space
Firewise thinning in the zones at 5, 30 and 100 feet around your home, junipers and ladder fuels first.
Dead Pine Removal
Beetle-killed ponderosa and pinyon taken down while the wood is still sound, with the infested wood dealt with.
Hazard Tree Checks
A trained look at the cracked fork, the leaning pine or the dead top over the garage. Keep, prune or remove.
Lot Clearing
Juniper, scrub oak and pine thickets cleared for a build, a survey or a pasture, by hand or by mulcher.
View Pruning
Thumb Butte, Mingus or the red rocks back in the window, without topping the trees that block them.
Mistletoe Removal
Juniper, desert and dwarf mistletoe cut out of junipers, mesquite, cottonwoods and pines.
Cabling & Bracing
Support for split forks and twin trunks, so a valuable old tree can stay standing safely.
Brush Chipping
The pile from a weekend of limbing and clearing, chipped on site or hauled away before fire season.