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Towns We Cover Around Placerville

Placerville is home base, ZIP 95667. We also find tree pros for the towns and wide spots in the road around it. Same number for all of them: (530) 764-5890.

Each town has its own page. Here's the one-line version of what makes each place different when a storm rolls through.

Close in

• Tree service in Smith Flat. A bit uphill from town at 2,224 feet, along the old wagon road.
• Tree service in Diamond Springs. The biggest neighbor, with more than eleven thousand people and lots of oaks.
• Tree service in El Dorado. Once called Mud Springs. Sits 4 miles southwest, a little lower than downtown.
• Tree service in Logtown. Back on federal maps since 2018. Mostly oaks, right along Highway 49.
• Tree service in Newtown. Shares the 95667 ZIP, but sits higher, south of Camino.

Up the hill

• Tree service in Camino. Apple Hill country, high enough that it snows several times a year.
• Tree service in Pleasant Valley. Wine country at 2,461 feet, with long country drives.
• Tree service in Pollock Pines. Timbered ridge about 13 miles east. Real snow most winters.
• Tree service in Somerset. Ten-acre parcels and dirt driveways where three back roads meet.

Down toward the river

• Tree service in Coloma. Down at 764 feet by the river. The gold that started it all was found here.
• Tree service in Lotus. A mile west of Coloma and lower still, by the rafting river.
• Tree service in Gold Hill. Old farm ground fed by a canal from Hangtown Creek.
• Tree service in Kelsey. Once a rowdy gold camp with 24 saloons. Quiet and wooded now.
• Tree service in Garden Valley. Johntown Creek country north of Chili Bar, nearly 2,000 feet up.

Out west on Highway 50

• Tree service in Shingle Springs. Right on Highway 50 and lower than town, at 1,421 feet.
• Tree service in Rescue. Ranches, vines and the rare-plant ground of Pine Hill.

Higher means more snow, lower means more heat

From Lotus at 722 feet to Pollock Pines at 3,980 feet, that's a big climb for one phone number. Down low, the trouble is mostly wind and soggy ground. Up high, snow weighs down the pines and closes roads. Placerville sits in the middle and gets a bit of both.

Your pro will know the difference. We try to match you with someone who works your end of the county.

Your place missing?

Call anyway. If your road is close to any of these, we'll likely find someone. If not, we'll say so and save you the wait. Back to tree service in Placerville.