L&C Tree RemovalMature oaks in an old river town
Jordan's older neighborhoods have big, mature oaks — around Lagoon Park and the streets of downtown Jordan. They're beautiful trees, but when they die or split in a storm, they're a hazard. We remove them safely and leave the yard clean.
Sand Creek valley and the Highway 169 corridor
The Sand Creek valley grows fast cottonwoods that storm damage hits hard, and emerald ash borer has killed ash all along the Highway 169 corridor through Jordan. Dead ash is brittle and dangerous — removing it is our specialty.
Common calls in Jordan
- Dead ash along the Highway 169 corridor
- Storm-damaged cottonwoods in the Sand Creek valley
- Dead or splitting oaks near homes
- Lot clearing for new builds
How it works
Jordan tree questions, answered
What should I do about a dead ash in Jordan?
Text us a photo of the tree and where it sits — boulevard or yard — and we'll tell you straight what applies and what it takes to get it down.
What grows in the Sand Creek valley?
Fast cottonwoods that storm damage hits hard, and ash along the Highway 169 corridor that emerald ash borer has killed. Dead ash is brittle and dangerous — removing it is our specialty.
Can you handle the big oaks around Lagoon Park?
Yes. Big mature oaks are Jordan's signature hazard when they die or split — we take them down in sections so the yard survives the job. When they die or split in a storm, they are a hazard. We remove them safely and leave the yard clean.
Related services
- Storm damage cleanup — fallen trees and limbs cleared fast, 24/7.
- Dead ash removal — our specialty; emerald ash borer kills, we remove.
- Land clearing — lots, brush, and site prep.
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