Basin Family Tree Care

09/14/2026

🌲 DON'T WAIT FOR THE STORM TO REMOVE YOUR HAZARDOUS TREE!

That dead tree in your yard may not seem like an emergency today—but once winter wind, snow, and ice arrive, it could become a serious threat to your home and property.

For a limited time, we're offering 20% OFF qualifying hazardous tree removals.

And if paying for the entire project upfront is a concern, financing options are available with affordable monthly payment options.

Why risk waiting until a tree falls on your:
🏠 Roof
🚗 Vehicle
⚡ Power lines
🛖 Outbuilding

Take care of the hazard BEFORE it becomes storm damage.

🌲 20% OFF HAZARDOUS TREE REMOVALS
💰 FINANCING AVAILABLE
📍 Serving Klamath Falls & surrounding areas

📞 Request your FREE estimate today!

Your tree isn't going to get safer by waiting.

Offer valid through October 31

08/05/2026

🌳 Protect Your Birch Trees from Birch Borers! 🌳
Birch borer beetles are a common pest in Klamath Falls, and they often target trees that are already stressed. The good news? Healthy trees are much better equipped to resist insect attacks.
Here are a few ways you can help protect your birch trees:
✅ Water deeply during dry periods. Birch trees have shallow root systems and benefit from consistent moisture, especially during hot summer months.
✅ Apply mulch correctly. Spread 2–4 inches of mulch around the base of the tree to help retain moisture and regulate soil temperature. Keep mulch several inches away from the trunk to prevent rot.
✅ Avoid damaging the trunk or roots. Lawn equipment, construction, and soil compaction can stress trees and make them more susceptible to borers.
✅ Prune dead or damaged branches. Removing weakened limbs improves tree health and reduces stress. Always prune using proper techniques and at the appropriate time of year.
✅ Watch for early warning signs. Thinning leaves, yellowing foliage, D-shaped exit holes, cracked bark, and dieback in the upper canopy may indicate birch borer activity.
The best defense against birch borers is preventative tree care. Regular inspections, proper watering, and routine maintenance can help keep your trees healthy for years to come.
If you're concerned about your birch trees, Basin Family Tree Care offers professional tree inspections, pruning, and expert recommendations to help protect your landscape. Contact us today for a free estimate!

07/09/2026

🏡 Could Your Trees Put Your Homeowners Insurance at Risk?

Many insurance companies are becoming much stricter about tree hazards.

If you have:
🌳 Dead or dying trees
🌳 Large limbs hanging over your roof
🌳 Trees touching your house
🌳 Trees showing signs of decay or structural weakness
..your insurance company may require corrective action before renewing your policy—or after a home inspection.

Waiting until a storm causes damage can leave you facing expensive repairs and possible claim issues.

Our experienced tree professionals can identify hazardous trees, remove dangerous limbs, and help reduce the risk before it becomes an insurance problem.

A small amount of preventative maintenance today can save thousands tomorrow.

📞 Contact us for a professional tree inspection and keep your property safe—and your insurance company happy.

Basin Family Tree Care, LLC is a family owned and operated tree care service located in the City of Klamath Falls, OR. Services include: Tree trimming, tree removal, emergency tree services and more.

07/08/2026

🚨 Birch Tree Owners: Don't Ignore These Warning Signs! 🚨

The Bronze Birch Borer is devastating white paper birch trees throughout Klamath County.

Unfortunately, by the time many homeowners notice something is wrong, the tree is already beyond saving.

Early Signs

🍃 Thin or sparse leaves near the top of the tree.
🍃 Branch dieback in the upper canopy.
🍃 Small D-shaped exit holes in the bark.
🍃 Swollen ridges or cracks beneath the bark.
🍃 Woodpecker activity on the trunk.

Can the Tree Be Saved?

Early Stage
✅ Less than 25% canopy decline.
An arborist may be able to improve the tree's health and discuss treatment options.

Moderate Stage
⚠️ 25–50% canopy loss.
Recovery becomes much less likely.

Advanced Stage
❌ More than half the canopy is dead.
At this point, removal is usually the safest option.

Removing severely infested trees helps reduce breeding habitat and can slow the spread of these destructive insects to neighboring birch trees.

If your birch doesn't look as healthy as it did a year or two ago, now is the time to have it inspected.

📞 Schedule a birch health evaluation before it's too late.

Call Basin Family Tree Care (541) 851-9080

07/07/2026

🌳 Summer Is One of the Best Times to Improve Tree Health

Many people think tree work only happens in the winter—but summer pruning provides important benefits.

Professional summer pruning helps:
✅ Remove dead, broken, and hazardous limbs.
✅ Thin crowded branches for better airflow.
✅ Reduce wind resistance during summer storms.
✅ Lower the risk of heavy limbs breaking unexpectedly.
✅ Improve overall tree structure and appearance.

Trees with dense, overcrowded canopies catch more wind, making them much more susceptible to storm damage.

Removing dead wood also eliminates branches that could fall without warning onto vehicles, roofs, fences, or people.

Healthy trees are safer trees.

Give your trees the maintenance they need now—before the next windstorm does it for you.

📞 Call today to schedule your summer pruning estimate.

07/06/2026

🌲 Hiring a Tree Service? Read This Before You Let Anyone Cut Your Trees.

Not all tree companies are created equal.

Tree work is one of the most dangerous professions in America, and hiring the wrong contractor can leave you with property damage, injured workers, or expensive liability.

Here are a few tips to help you hire the right company:

✅ Verify they're licensed.
In Oregon, legitimate tree contractors should have an active Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license. Ask for their CCB number and verify it online before signing anything. You can also confirm that their license is active, along with their bond and insurance.

✅ Check for insurance.
Never assume a contractor is insured. Ask for proof of general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage. If an uninsured worker is injured on your property, you could be exposed to significant financial risk.

✅ Research the company.
Take a few minutes to read Google reviews, Facebook recommendations, and other online reviews. Look for a consistent history of satisfied customers—not just a handful of recent five-star ratings.

✅ Look up complaint history.
The Oregon CCB allows homeowners to search for complaint and disciplinary history before hiring a contractor. A single complaint isn't always a deal-breaker, but multiple complaints or disciplinary actions should prompt more questions.

🚩 Watch for these red flags:

❌ They won't provide their CCB license number.
❌ They don't carry insurance.
❌ They ask for full payment upfront.
❌ They show up after a storm offering "today only" discounts.
❌ Their estimate is handwritten with no business information.
❌ They pressure you into making an immediate decision.
❌ Their price is dramatically lower than everyone else's.

Remember, the cheapest bid often becomes the most expensive mistake.

We're proud to be a licensed, bonded, and insured Oregon tree service committed to honest recommendations, safe work practices, and exceptional customer service.

📞 If you'd like a free estimate or simply want a second opinion on your trees, we're always happy to help—no pressure, just honest advice.

Call (541) 851-9080

07/06/2026

✂️ Thinking About Topping or Pollarding Your Tree? Read This First.

One of the biggest mistakes homeowners can make is allowing someone to "top" or heavily pollard a mature shade tree.

While it may seem like an easy way to reduce the tree's size, the long-term damage can be severe.

Pollarding or topping can:
❌ Create large wounds that invite decay.
❌ Trigger weak, fast-growing shoots that are more likely to break.
❌ Shorten the life of the tree.
❌ Increase future maintenance costs.
❌ Leave the tree looking unnatural and unhealthy.

A properly pruned tree maintains its natural shape, stays healthier, and is far less likely to develop dangerous structural problems.

If your tree has become too large, there are much better options than topping.

Our experienced tree professionals use industry-approved pruning techniques that protect your investment and keep your trees healthy for years to come.

📞 Before someone cuts corners on your trees, give us a call for expert advice and a free estimate.

Call Basin Family Tree Care at (541) 851-9080

06/22/2026

Hiring a licensed and insured contractor for your tree project protects your property, your wallet, and your peace of mind. From safe pruning to proper removal, professionals bring expertise, the right equipment, and liability coverage so you don’t pay for accidents or damage. Read more about why it matters and what to look for. https://wix.to/a90FkcJ

When it comes to tree projects, whether it’s pruning, removal, or planting, the decision to hire the right contractor can make all the difference. Trees are living assets that require careful handling, and mistakes can lead to costly damage or safety hazards. Choosing a licensed and insured contra...

05/20/2026

🔥 FIRE SEASON IS COMING — PREPARE YOUR PROPERTY NOW 🔥

Dead trees and overgrown brush are one of the biggest wildfire hazards on rural properties. Insurance companies are also starting to crack down on dead trees and vegetation that increase fire risk — and many homeowners are being required to clean up their properties to maintain coverage.

To help our community prepare for fire season, we are offering **10% OFF all dead tree removals through the end of June!**

Now is the perfect time to:
✔ Remove dead or hazardous trees
✔ Clear excessive brush and fire fuel
✔ Create defensible space around your home
✔ Reduce wildfire risk before fire restrictions begin

This special is also ideal for property owners dealing with dead birch trees affected by the Birch Borer Beetle. Birch trees that are dead or more than 40% declining should be removed to help prevent the spread of this destructive pest to nearby trees.

Don’t wait until fire season is here — protect your home, property, and family now.

📞 Call 541-851-9080 today for your FREE estimate!
📍 Serving Klamath Falls & surrounding areas
💰 Senior & Military Discounts Available

Basin Family Tree Care, LLC is a family owned and operated tree care service located in the City of Klamath Falls, OR. Services include: Tree trimming, tree removal, emergency tree services and more.