Towns We Cover Around Shingle Springs

We set up tree trimming visits in Shingle Springs, ZIP 95682, and the foothill towns within a short drive. Each one has its own trees and its own quirks. Here's a line on each.

West and north

• Tree trimming in Cameron Park: brush country with gray pines and oaks, below the snow line.
• Tree trimming in El Dorado Hills: a planned town of villages, with hot, rainless Julys.
• Tree trimming in Rescue: ranches, vineyards and the Pine Hill preserve.
• Tree trimming in Pilot Hill: farm country on the Farm Trails map, out toward Salmon Falls Road.

Up the river

• Tree trimming in Coloma: the gold discovery valley, where old trees carry old wounds.
• Tree trimming in Lotus: low, damp ground that valley oaks like.
• Tree trimming in Gold Hill: once famous for its fruit, with old orchard trees still around.

East and south

• Tree trimming in Diamond Springs: an 1848 town with big trees close to the houses.
• Tree trimming in El Dorado: the old Mud Springs, in blue oak country.
• Tree trimming in Placerville: seat of the county, where old limbs reach over roofs.
• Tree trimming in Logtown: an old mining town on Highway 49, oak land now.
• Tree trimming in Latrobe: the low, warm old railroad stop, where grass under the oaks matters.

Not on the list?

If you're close by but your town isn't here, give us a call at (530) 366-5087. We'll check whether a pro covers your road. If not, we'll tell you straight.

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