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If you’re looking for reliable, experienced tree service in Covington, Green Leaf Tree Service is here to help. From emergency removals to routine trimming, our team brings decades of hands-on expertise to every job. We show up on time, do the work right, and leave your property looking clean and safe.
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Green Leaf Tree Service is outstanding. I called on a Friday afternoon about a dangerous, rotted tree. Dustin, the owner, was on site Saturday morning. – John V. Google Review
Dustin gave us a really good price on taking down 2 trees. The guys showed up on time and did the work quickly. We will be calling them again for more work this summer. – Damara A. Yelp Review
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Frequently Asked Questions: Information Regarding Tree Removal and Services in Covington
Covington requires a permit to remove significant trees unless the removal is exempted under Covington Municipal Code (CMC) 18.45.050. Exemptions include emergency removals and hazardous trees.
You need to apply for a tree removal permit. For lots less than one acre, use the City of Covington’s Minor Tree Removal Permit Application. For lots greater than one acre, use the City of Covington’s Major Tree Removal Permit Application. Submit the completed application to permitservices@covingtonwa.gov. If you believe your tree removal is exempt, contact planning@covingtonwa.gov for guidance.
Clearing land may require a major tree clearing permit, especially if it involves removing trees, shrubs, or other vegetation. Refer to the Major Tree Clearing Permit Application for details. Ensure compliance with CMC 18.45.060 for permit requirements
Check if your tree is protected or exempt under CMC 18.45.050. For guidance, contact the city planning department for details regarding the tree’s location and condition. They can help determine if you need a permit.
Trimming trees may not require a permit unless the tree is protected or located in a critical area. However, it’s advisable to contact the city planning department to confirm if a permit is necessary.
Yes, you’re allowed to trim branches from your neighbor’s tree if they extend onto your property; however, you must avoid entering their property or causing harm to their tree.
If you live in an HOA community or your property is in an undivided interest tract, check with your homeowners association or property manager before removing or pruning any trees. You may need additional approval or follow specific community guidelines, in addition to the city of Covington.
Many emergency tree services in Covington are available around the clock to respond to urgent needs.
Contacting your local utility (Puget Sound Energy) for help. Green Leaf Tree Service can also advise what steps are needed for safety.
Yes, both residential and commercial properties in Covington must follow the same city guidelines for tree removal and pruning.
A representative of Green Leaf Tree Service will visit your property, review the condition of your trees, discuss your options, and provide a clear estimate for the work—at no obligation to you.
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