Lehi has some of the newest neighborhoods in Utah County, alongside older homes with big, established trees. Bird’s Eye View Tree Services helps with both, from shaping young trees to clearing storm damage. We’re a short drive down I-15 in Orem.
Young Trees in New Neighborhoods
If your home is newer, your trees probably are too. A few years of good pruning while a tree is young sets it up with a strong shape, fewer weak branches, and less trouble later. It costs far less than fixing problems on a full-grown tree.
Wind and Storm Damage
Northern Utah County gets strong winds, and a big gust or heavy snow can split trees and drop limbs. When that happens, call us any time, day or night. We’ll make the area safe, remove the damage, and clean up.
To lower the risk before a storm, we can thin crowded canopies and remove dead or cracked limbs.
Old Lehi’s Big Trees
Before the tech boom, Lehi was a farming town, and the older neighborhoods around Main Street and the original town center still show it. Big cottonwoods, Siberian elms, black locusts, and rows of poplars planted decades ago now tower over homes, garages, and alleys. Many are reaching the age where dead limbs, hollow trunks, and splits become common.
We give those trees an honest look. If a tree can be saved with deadwooding and thinning, we’ll prune it. If it’s become a hazard, we’ll take it down carefully in sections and grind the stump, so you can replant something better suited to the space.
Hillside Homes on Traverse Mountain
Homes on Traverse Mountain and the hills along Lehi’s edges deal with steep yards, exposed wind, and native scrub oak and brush right up against the landscaping. Trees on slopes and in windy, open spots need strong structure to stay standing. We prune for wind resistance, clear brush and dead material near the house, and handle removals on slopes where a crane or bucket truck can’t go.
Our Services in Lehi
- Young tree pruning: structural pruning that helps new trees grow strong.
- Storm-proofing: thinning and dead-limb removal to reduce wind and snow damage.
- Tree removal: damaged, dead, or unwanted trees taken down safely.
- Stump grinding: clear the stump so you can replant or finish your landscaping.
- 24/7 emergency service: fallen trees and storm damage.
Lehi Tree Questions
My trees are only a few years old. Do they really need pruning?
Yes, that’s often the best time. Light pruning on a young tree fixes problems like crossing branches or competing tops while the cuts are small, which helps the tree stay healthy and strong as it grows.
A storm split my tree. What should I do?
Keep people and pets away from it, stay clear of any downed power lines, and call us at (385) 427-5019. We answer 24/7.
The big cottonwood in my backyard keeps dropping limbs. Is it dangerous?
It could be. Cottonwoods naturally shed some small branches, but large falling limbs, cracks in the trunk, or a hollow sound when you knock on it are warning signs. If the tree is over your house, a fence, or where kids play, call us for a free assessment.
Recent Work Around Utah County
Need tree work in Lehi?
Call (385) 427-5019 or request your free estimate online. We also serve nearby Highland, Alpine, and American Fork.