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Fremont Trees
Fremont, CA · Tree Service
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Get a Tree Service Quote in Fremont, CA

Send the tree details and a photo for a free written estimate, with no obligation. Put the word emergency in the first line if a tree is on a structure, a vehicle or a power line.

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Fill in the form below with as much detail as you have. Species, rough height and how close the tree sits to a building are the three things that move a quote most, and a single photo taken from far enough back to show the whole tree settles more than any written description can.

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No obligation. Tell us what the tree is doing and we'll be in touch soon.

If a tree is on a power line
Do not approach it and do not let anyone else approach it. Call PG&E and keep people and pets well clear of the whole span, not just the point of contact. A conductor can energise ground and vegetation some distance from the tree itself. Once the line is made safe, send the details for a quote on the tree.

Areas covered

This site covers all five founding districts of Fremont plus the neighbouring cities of Newark and Union City, the three cities that make up the Tri-City Area of Alameda County. Each area has its own page describing what genuinely changes there, because access, likely species and applicable ordinance are not the same on a terraced Mission San Jose hillside as on a flat lot near the bay.

If your address sits just outside that footprint, ask anyway, and include the address in your message.

What can be quoted

Every service below can be quoted from the same form. Pick the closest match in the service dropdown and describe anything unusual in the message field. If you are unsure which category your job falls into, just describe the tree.

Settle the permit question first
If there is any chance your tree is protected under FMC Chapter 18.215 or is a street tree under Chapter 12.30, say so in the message. The legal status should be settled before any figure, because a quote that ignores the ordinance is not a quote you can safely accept. Read the permit guide if you are unsure which applies.

Questions about getting a quote

What should I include in the message?

Species if you know it, rough height, trunk diameter at chest level, how close the tree sits to a structure, fence or wire, and at least one photo taken from far enough back to show the whole tree. Those five things settle most of a quote. A photo showing the base and the drop zone is worth more than several paragraphs of description.

How fast will I hear back?

We'll be in touch soon. Put the word emergency in the first line if a tree is on a structure, a vehicle or a power line. During a widespread winter storm every tree crew in the area gets busy, so expect longer waits then.

Is the quote free and is there any obligation?

Yes it is free and no there is no obligation. Ask for a written scope and a figure, and feel free to compare it with other contractors. A clear quote against a vague one tells you a lot.

Does someone need to visit the property to quote?

Usually not, but sometimes yes. A tree in the open with a clear drop zone can be quoted accurately from photos. Once rigging over a structure or a crane is involved, the price is set by the access problem rather than by the tree, and that has to be seen in person before a number means anything.

Why is there no phone number on this page?

Because the form carries your photos and details in one message, which beats a phone tag loop for everything except a live emergency. It also means the details of your job are in writing from the first exchange.

What if my tree is in Newark or Union City?

This site covers both, and the paperwork differs because they are separate incorporated cities. Fremont Municipal Code Chapters 18.215 and 12.30 have no force in Newark or Union City, so the ordinance answer for your address comes from your own city rather than from Fremont's chapters. Say which city you are in and the reply will reflect it.

Can I ask a question without booking anything?

Yes. Sometimes the answer is that the tree is healthy and needs nothing this year, which is the right answer when it is the right answer. Ask about timing, species, a suspicious canopy thinning, or a quote you have received from somebody else.

What happens to my details?

They go to us to answer your enquiry and nowhere else. No list, no resale, no follow-up campaign. If you decide not to proceed you will not hear from us again unless you get back in touch.

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