Romeo Tree Service LLC.

05/28/2026

Today we safely removed a dangerous, dead pine tree from a longtime customer’s property. We’ve had the privilege of servicing her palms, mesquite, and palo verde trees for many years, and we truly appreciate the continued trust.

Due to the condition of the tree, it was not safe to climb, so we incorporated a ladder to complete the removal safely. Abram did an excellent job, as always, handling the situation with skill and care.

Our crew also did an amazing job with the cleanup—leaving everything neat and tidy.

Summer has officially started here in Tucson, and we’re ready for it! 🌵☀️

If you have trees that may be hazardous or need attention, we’re here to help.

05/22/2026

05/20/2026

This tree in Midtown is a great example of what happens when proper pruning is overlooked over time.

For this visit, our focus was on removing deadwood and installing cabling to provide structural support. With the right care and patience, we’re hopeful that over the next couple of years the tree will begin to fill back in through the center and be ready for a proper, corrective pruning.

We truly appreciate homeowners who are willing to invest a little extra to have things done the right way—not just for the long-term health and beauty of the tree, but also for the safety of the property.🏡

05/01/2026

Today we removed over five years of accumulated deadwood from this Mesquite tree in an HOA community in the Catalina Foothills. With all that excess weight and debris cleared out, the tree now has the opportunity to push new growth back into its middle crown and return to being a healthy, vibrant desert Mesquite. The transformation was immediate—the canopy opened up beautifully, and the customer was thrilled to finally see the sky and enjoy her view again.

04/29/2026

Today we were pruning several desert trees and also exposing root flares as part of our ongoing tree health care. You never quite know what you’ll uncover when working around a root flare, and in our case today we discovered girdling root that needed attention. We addressed it carefully to help ensure the long-term health and stability of the tree and its surrounding root system.

04/28/2026

Big thank you to for fabricating and installing our new crane on the Romeo Tree Service truck. Solid work and craftsmanship.

04/25/2026

Today we were excited to donate four beautiful trees, along with our time and effort, to plant and provide much-needed shade for Tucson Village Farm. This special project, falling between Earth Day and Arbor Day, made it even more meaningful to give back to our community and the environment. The endeavor was warmly received by the Tucson Village Farm community, and we were grateful to have a few dedicated volunteers who stuck it out with us on this beautiful Saturday. From tiny hands to big hearts, every bit of help was appreciated and made a difference. We’re passionate about sharing our knowledge, and we offer pruning and planting classes throughout the year—be sure to look for our fall schedule posted on our website!

04/22/2026

Today we were in Bosque Creek in central Tucson, our first time working with this customer and their mesquite tree.
We installed a support cable and completed a light, minimal pruning over the home. Grateful for the opportunity and another happy tree!

04/17/2026

We just received our order from Ben’s Bells, and we couldn’t be more pleased with how thoughtfully done and beautifully curated each item is. As many in Tucson know, Ben’s Bells’ mission is to inspire positive and intentional kindness throughout the community, and that’s something we truly value. We’re excited to have purchased these for our tree service and look forward to hanging them and gifting one each month to a lucky customer as a small way to spread kindness.

04/10/2026

We enjoy working with customers who create little pockets of nature right in their own yard—like this certified wildlife habitat. Even small suburban spaces can make a big difference, providing food, shelter, and safe resting spots for local wildlife. While pruning, we made sure to leave some mistletoe behind, which is a favorite food source for the beautiful Phainopepla birds. These thoughtful choices may seem small, but they create a ripple effect—supporting native species, encouraging biodiversity, and bringing a little more life and balance back into our community.