PREMIUM TREE SERVICES IN THE GREATER MISSOULA, MONTANA AREA

Associated Arborists offers expert tree care services to homes and businesses in the scenic Missoula Valley. Whatever your tree service needs are, we’ve got you covered. In addition to the city of Missoula, we’re available for hire in these towns in surrounding Missoula County:

Kalispell
Whitefish
West Glacier
Columbia Falls
Marion
Bigfork
Frenchtown
Lolo
Bonner-West Riverside
Clinton
Seeley Lake
East Missoula
Huson
Evaro
Orchard Homes
Condon
Wye
Turah
Pilztville
Carlton

Complete Tree Care Solutions

Each of our crews is led by experienced, professionally trained ISA-certified arborists. Equipped with the latest tools and equipment, our teams can handle any job, whether removal, stump grinding, plant health assessment, treatment, or pruning and trimming. Backing up every job we do is three decades of experience providing top-quality tree service to western Montana and three other states in the Inland Northwest region.

Contact us for your free estimate.

Why Residents and Businesses Get Tree Services in the Missoula Valley

The most frequent requests we’re hired for arborist tree services in Greater Missoula are:

Removal of trees or shrubs that are causing conflict with neighbors, encroaching on private property, or inhibiting public access on sidewalks
Assessing a tree in poor health due to old age, drought, bark beetles, or diseases, and creating a plan to treat or remove the tree
Trimming and pruning to enhance views of the Missoula valley and the Bitterroot, Sapphire, Garnet, Reservation Divide, and Rattlesnake Mountains
Responding to an emergency from fallen trees and limbs after high winds or a winter storm typical for the Northern Rockies
Clearing or raising vegetation to protect property from wildfire

Tips for Selecting Trees to Plant in Western Montana

Montana’s incredible natural flora and fauna are the main reason many of us call it home and that thousands of tourists visit each year. Though resilient to the harsh winters, wildfire, and periodic drought, the forests and streams that contribute to the natural beauty of the Missoula Valley are sensitive to disruption.

Protecting and supporting the local ecology is essential, and every homeowner or business can play a role. We suggest planting native species, such as: