
Tree Service in Artesia, CA
Artesia trims its 2,410 community trees every three years, but the trees in your yard are up to you. Our Artesia tree service prunes and removes those, and helps you tell them apart from the city's.
Tree care in Artesia
Named for its wells, built on dairy land
In Artesia, the city trims its own trees every three years, and your yard trees are up to you. The town is named for the artesian wells that watered its farms. By 1885 its growers sold grapes to wineries, and in the early 1920s Portuguese dairymen moved in. As houses spread, the dairies moved away. Artesia became a city in 1959 and covers just 1.62 square miles. Its 2,410 community trees grow in parks, medians and parkways. The old water tower on Seine Avenue stands on the site of a 1911 well.
Artesia's parkway trees are the city's. The trees inside your lot are yours.

Who governs tree work in Artesia
City of Artesia
Tree work in Artesia follows the city's own tree rules. The Public Works Department maintains 2,410 community trees, which are located throughout the City in public parks, street medians, and residential parkways. The Department offers off-cycle service for trees that may pose a public safety concern, are unhealthy, structurally unsound, or invasive. Rules change. Confirm current requirements with the jurisdiction before work begins — filing a permit is the property owner's responsibility, not ours.
Source: Tree Trimming and Removal | Artesia, CA - Official Website
What we do here
Your Artesia yard trees, not the city's 2,410: removal and pruning
Supreme Tree Experts removes, prunes and trims palms on Artesia's small lots, while the city trims its 2,410 community trees. A yard tree gets no city schedule, so Artesia homeowners set one with Supreme Tree Experts.
Tree Removal

Dead, split or oversized yard trees come down piece by piece on Artesia's small lots. Parkway and median trees go through the city's Tree Service Application, which asks for the tree's botanical name. We can name the species for you at the free on-site estimate.
Tree Trimming & Pruning

Pruning here follows each yard tree's own growth, not a fixed calendar. The city trims its community trees every three years, but yard trees get no such visit. We set a timetable with you and keep to it.
Stump Grinding & Stump Removal

We grind stumps below grade so the spot can hold lawn, beds or a new tree. Grinding leaves the side roots to break down in place, which spares nearby walks and fences. The grindings can be raked out or left as mulch.
Palm Tree Trimming & Skinning

A palm's hanging fronds, fruit stalks and old frond bases are cleared from the basket of our lift truck. Artesia covers just 1.62 square miles, so a dropped frond usually hits a walk, a car or a roof. Clearing them early prevents that.
Emergency Tree Service

Split, fallen and hanging trees on private lots get handled 24/7. For a dangerous city tree, Public Works offers off-cycle service at 562-865-6262. For a tree on your side of the lot line, call us.
Tree Maintenance

Care visits check each yard tree for deadwood, split crotches and signs of thirst. The artesian wells that named this town no longer water its yards. Trees rely on the water you give them, and we say which ones need extra.
Tree Height Reduction

Tall trees that have outgrown small lots are lowered to strong side limbs. About 10,000 people live in each square mile here, so homes sit close together. A shorter crown keeps limbs off the roof next door.
Estate Tree Care

Yards with several big trees get a care plan that takes them one at a time over the year. The boom trucks, chippers and stump grinders are all ours and arrive as one crew in one trip. That suits tight Artesia streets.
Tree Shaping & Shrub Shearing

Hedges, vines and shrubs are sheared so they stay off walks, drives and the fence line. On lots this small, a hedge left alone soon spills into the next yard. A steady round of shearing keeps it neat.
Landscaping

Beds, trees and drip watering are planned to fit compact, flat yards. On flat ground, we grade soil gently away from the house so water drains off. We place new trees where their roots and crowns have room.
Hardscape

Patios, walks and edging go on a compacted base sized for a small yard. The city's 2,410 community trees include parkway trees growing right beside private walks. We set new paving back so those roots and your slab don't fight.
City tree or yours? How Supreme Tree Experts helps Artesia owners
Tree work goes wrong when it is rushed or under-equipped. We run our own 75-foot boom trucks, lift trucks, chippers and stump grinders, and every crew works under an ISA Certified Arborist — so the job gets done right the first time.
We hold California license #1002853 for both landscaping and tree and palm work, we are bonded, we carry general liability and every employee is on workers’ compensation.

ISA Certified Arborist
An arborist visits for free. In Artesia that helps, because the 2,410 community trees are the city's and need its own application form.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Our license, #1002853, lists tree service (C-61/D-49) and landscaping (C-27). We are bonded, and our insurance covers each worker on your lot.
Southern California Since 1985
Artesia became a city in 1959. Our family business started 26 years later, in 1985, and the same family still owns it.
Our Own Equipment
We own our 75-foot boom trucks, chippers and stump grinders. On tight Artesia streets, that means one crew and one trip.
From your first call in Artesia to the final clean-up
- 01.
Name the tree
Our arborist names the species and checks if the tree is a city tree or yours.
- Species named
- No-cost estimate
- 02.
The three-year question
If it is the city's, we point you to the city's form. If it is yours, you choose the work and the day.
- City form explained
- Your day
- 03.
Cut, chip, sweep
The crew trims or removes the tree, chips the brush at the curb and grinds the stump if you want.
- Chipped at the curb
- Stump optional
Reviews to read before you book in Artesia
Every word below was written by a customer on Google, not by us. Long reviews are shortened to fit the card — never reworded. None of them was left in Artesia: they come from customers across Southern California. Read them for how a crew behaves on a job, then decide whether that is who you want in Artesia.
“Great pricing & service. Highly competent with tricky jobs. We have used them for more than 10 years.”
Melanie Butler
Local Guide
“We got bids from five contractors. After I talked to them all and checked out their licenses and work, we decided to go with Supreme. … The job took a day and a half, and when they were done, they left the place immaculate.”
Hank Shaeffer
“Great tree trimmers! I’ve used Supreme Tree Experts twice to trim the palm trees in my yard. … The guys who come out are quick thorough, and clean. And very careful not to damage property.”
Emilie Pacheco
“These guys have worked on my property 3 times now. They are always on time and do a fantastic job. I highly recommend them!”
Ray Thompson
“After soliciting several quotes on some difficult yard work, we chose Supreme because of their licensed Arborist Temis … The crew was extremely hard working and we couldn’t believe their continuous work ethic on one of the hottest days of the year.”
Gary Brown
Local Guide
Questions worth asking before you book in Artesia
The 6 worth settling before tree work starts in Artesia. If yours is not here, call 877-787-7363 and ask.
Every three years. Public Works trims all 2,410 community trees on a three-year cycle. It adds off-cycle care if a tree is a safety concern, unhealthy, structurally unsound or invasive. Call Public Works at 562-865-6262 to ask about yours. Trees inside your own lot are not part of that count.
Use the city's Tree Service Application. It asks for the tree's location, its botanical name and your reason. The city then reviews it under the Artesia Municipal Code. If you are not sure of the species, our arborist can name it during the free estimate visit.
Because of its wells. Artesian wells, where water rises on its own, once watered the farms here. The old water tower on Seine Avenue stands on a well site from 1911 and can hold 50,000 gallons, though it is no longer used. Yard trees today depend on the water you give them.
The city does. Artesia Park on Clarkdale Avenue, with its four lighted ball fields and picnic shelter, is city land, and its trees count among the 2,410 community trees. Public Works is on the same avenue, at 18747 Clarkdale, if you need to report a problem there.
Yes — $600 for tree services, wherever the job is. Price here mostly depends on the tree's size and how easy it is to reach on a small lot.
Yes, 24/7. Lots here are small, so a split tree often reaches a house, a car or the next yard. Call 877-787-7363.
Where Artesia sits
Artesia is a small, flat city in the southeast part of the county, known for the Indian shops and restaurants on Pioneer Boulevard.
- ZIP code
- 90701
