Hazard tree assessment

Concerned about a tree?
Start here.

A new lean, damaged limbs or a visible change after a storm deserves attention. Womer’s can discuss the concern and the work that may be needed. A photo alone cannot establish that a tree is safe.

A Womer’s climber works from a leaning conifer above a residential yard.

Reviews of careful work around your home

5.0
★★★★★64 reviews on Google
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Laura BeckGoogle review
★★★★★
They skilfully removed some dead & dangerous trees that were very close to our cabin. They work as a team and it shows.
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Kim BarletGoogle review
★★★★★
I just had two very large hazardous trees removed from my yard by Womer's Tree Service.
Karen CraigGoogle review
★★★★★
They cleaned up the property well, and there was no damage, in particular to the deck and nearby delicate rhododendrons.

Selected Google review excerpts. Checked September 11, 2026.

Three simple steps.

01

Tell us what you need.

Call or send a few details about your tree.

02

Get an estimate.

Talk through the work, cleanup and price.

03

Pick a date.

Agree on the details and schedule the job.

Before you request an estimate.

Can you confirm a tree is safe from a picture?

No. Photos can help explain the concern, but they do not replace an appropriate on-site assessment. Keep people and pets away if you suspect immediate danger.

Is this a formal arborist report?

Not automatically. If you need a written report or a particular qualification, tell Womer’s before booking so availability and requirements can be confirmed.

What if the tree is touching a power line?

Stay away from the tree, line and nearby objects. Contact your electric utility. For immediate danger to people, call 911. Don’t approach the area to take photos.

Other ways we can help.

Tell us what’s going on with your tree.

Share a few details about the job, or call Sam and the crew to talk through the next step.