Expert tree care for Mead’s Wooded Properties and Large-Lot Neighborhoods.
Mead is much different than other nearby communities in Spokane County. It’s not a master-planned suburb with tidy lots and ornamental landscaping, but rather a more rustic community with properties right up against woodland. Neighborhoods like Eagle Wood, Peone Pines, and Tanager Estates sit in the treed northern half of the community, and properties along Deadman Creek are surrounded by mature growth that can cause real problems if left unaddressed.
Curtis Point is a third-generation logger who grew up with this kind of terrain, and our crew has handled the full range of tree work across Spokane County, from tight residential removals near structures to large-scale clearing on wooded acreage. We offer free estimates, honest pricing, and we show up ready to work. If you’ve got trees in Mead that need attention, give us a call!
Here are our top tree services in the area we serve Mead residents.
A lot of Mead properties were developed with trees already on the land. That means Mead homeowners are already dealing with mature ponderosa pines, Douglas firs, and white pines that are 40, 50, or 60 years old. While it’s pretty, they can easily develop leans, get hit with the pine bark beetles, or drop major limbs.
Tree removal in Mead, WA, requires more than just a chainsaw and a truck. The experts at Curtis Point Tree Service assess the fall zone, consider access constraints, and plan the removal sequence to protect structures, fencing, and the surrounding trees you want to keep.
Tree trimming is all about looks and making sure limbs and branches aren’t dangerous. Regular tree trimming in Mead, WA, reduces the surface area catching wind, removes branch weight that can snap in a storm, and keeps overhanging limbs from threatening roofs and gutters. We trim all of the species common to Mead: ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, western red cedar, larch, and deciduous trees mixed throughout the area’s older neighborhoods.
Pruning is what keeps a good tree a good tree for years to come. With a young tree, tree pruning in Mead, WA, sets the structure up for healthy growth for (hopefully) decades of its life. On more mature trees (like those around Feryn and Haynes Estate), it removes deadwood, corrects crossing branches, and extends the lives of trees worth preserving.
If you’ve had a tree removed from your property, you should really address the stump that remains. Aside from being an eyesore, stumps actually create liabilities for you. People can trip on them, they can harbor pests, and produce sucker growth.
Our stump grinding service grinds well below the surface to eliminate the base and the bulk of the root system. That prevents regrowth. We leave the area ready for grading, seeding, or replanting. We offer stump grinding as a standalone service or as an add-on to any removal job.
Got a yard full of old stumps from years of clearing? We can work through the whole property in one visit.
The wind events that move through the Inland Northwest hit communities like Mead hard. Trees on roofs, trees across driveways, trees split at the trunk and leaning against fences, these are the calls we get after every major weather event in northern Spokane County.
Curtis Point Tree Service responds to storm damage calls in Mead and across Spokane County. We assess the situation, make the area safe, and remove whatever needs to come down. We also provide pre-storm inspections!
Mead’s commercial presence runs primarily along Newport Highway and Market Street. Those properties often have mature trees alongside buildings, parking areas, and signage. We work with commercial property owners, landlords, and small businesses in the Mead area who need reliable tree maintenance on a schedule that doesn’t disrupt operations.
Curtis Point founded this company on the principle that good tree work at fair prices, done safely and cleaned up properly, speaks for itself.
We’re fully licensed (License #CURTIPT805CO) and insured, and we carry the equipment to handle Mead’s larger lots and heavier trees. Free estimates on all jobs, flexible payment plans for larger projects. Curtis is a third-generation logger, so you can take heart knowing we’re experienced and that we stand by our work 100%.
If you have trees in Mead that need trimming, removal, pruning, or storm cleanup, we’re ready to help. Call us when you need us; we serve Mead and communities throughout Spokane County.
Here are common questions Mead customers ask us about tree services.
Yes! We sell firewood and slab bundles. When we remove trees on your property, we can discuss whether you’d like the wood processed or left on-site rather than just hauled off. We also sell seasoned and green wood separately for customers who need cooking or heating firewood.
Yes, that’s actually a lot of the work we see in Mead. A lot of properties in the north have extensive tree cover that needs thinning, removal of hazard trees, and general maintenance across the whole lot, rather than just one or two trees at a time. We can assess your property, see what needs trimming or removing, and work through it systematically.
It really depends on the tree. A small tree in your backyard isn’t going to break the bank, but a huge, mature tree in a tough spot (leaning against a house or fence) is going to cost more. If you’re putting off tree removal because you’re concerned about price, call us today, and we’ll give you a free estimate and walk you through everything.