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Just like other living things, trees need proper care. If ignored, the trees in your compound may end up losing their natural shape, having overgrown and broken branches that might fall unexpectedly, and suffering from health complications or pest-infestations that might kill them slowly. Fortunately, with the right team of Loomis tree service providers, maintaining your tree’s health, aesthetic appeal, and eliminating safety risks should be possible.

We offer tree services in Loomis, California. Our goal is to provide 100% customer satisfaction through competitive prices, high-quality Loomis tree service, and safety. Our team is capable of handling all types of tree services in Loomis – over the years, we have been pruning, trimming, conducting tree removals, removing tree stumps, and working to eliminate pests and diseases in the whole of Loomis.

We hold an ISA – International Society of Arboriculture – certification. Besides, our team is made up of professionals who have undergone special training to acquire the necessary tree care knowledge. This knowledge, combined with modern tree care equipment and years of experience, makes it easy for us to handle all types of tree-related issues.

A small city in Placer County, Loomis has a population of 6,000+ people. Sitting on a land area of 7.27 square miles, Loomis has invested a lot of time and efforts in ensuring that all open spaces – including parks and streets – are covered in trees. In the city, trees are also available on private properties.

Loomis is in the USDA Hardiness Zone 9b. The city has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate that is characterized by hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Annually, Loomis gets 21 inches of rain. The city’s weather supports a wide variety of tree species, including: 

• Velvet ash – A fast-growing deciduous tree, velvet ash matures at a height between 30 and 50 feet. The tree has 3 to 6-inch leaves that are divided into several leaflets and turn brilliant yellow in the fall. The springtime, inconspicuous, green flowers are generally followed by the production of persistent, showy fruits. 
• Catalina cherry tree – The Catalina cherry is an evergreen tree that reaches maturity at a height of more than 30 feet. The tree produces white flowers in spikes in the spring season. These are followed by large, black, edible fruits. Catalina cherry has dark, glossy green leaves. 
• Western redbud – Growing to be 10 to 20 feet tall with a crown spread of the same size, the western redbud is available both as a small tree and a shrub. The tree’s bluish or silver-green leaves generally change to red or orange in the fall season just before western redbud sheds. The tree’s bark is red-brown or dark-brown and scaly. Blooming in the spring, western redbud produces showy, purple flowers. 
• Boxelder – A medium-sized tree, boxelder matures at a height of 40 to 50 feet and a crown spread of 35 to 40 feet. The tree has a spreading or erect growth habit and generally requires abundant growth space. Its leaves are light green, pinnately compound and change to yellow, orange, or golden in the fall season. 

The city of Loomis has several developed parks which attract visitors from all over Placer county. The best parks in the city include: 

• Loomis Basin Community Park – Loomis Basin Community Park, where residents and visitors come to play and relax, is designed with the ballplayers and nature lovers in mind. The park has trees everywhere, natural grass, 3 baseball diamonds, and softball fields. Visitors also enjoy the picnic areas, batting cage, tot lot, and the concession building. 
• Sunrise Loomis Park – Though small, the Sunrise Loomis Park is parked with numerous amenities. The park has play areas for the kids, a basketball court, a grass field, and a paved path that allows the visitors to explore nature, trees, and the park’s environment as a whole. 

The Public Works Department is responsible for all the trees standing on city-owned land – this includes trees on parks, the streets, and other public areas. Property owners, however, are encouraged to ensure that their trees are well-maintained, especially those with limbs that are encroaching into the streets and sidewalks. The property owners are liable for any damages or accidents caused by their trees.