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Towns We Cover Around Cameron Park
We're rooted in Cameron Park, ZIP 95682, and reach out about 15 miles in every direction. Call (530) 999-7156 from any of them and we'll look for a local tree pro.
Each town has its own weather and its own kind of tree trouble. Here's the short version.
[Photo to add later: simple sketch map with Cameron Park in the middle and the towns below at their real spots. Keep the file small, about 60 KB.]
Right next door
- Tree service in Shingle Springs. Bigger lots on Highway 50, a town named for a shingle machine.
- Tree service in Rescue. Vineyards, ranches and lone oaks out in the wind.
- Tree service in El Dorado Hills. Planned villages, lake wind, and the 2015 tornado path.
Down toward the valley
- Tree service in Latrobe. Old railroad town, lower and hotter, valley forecast.
- Tree service in Folsom. A city in Sacramento County. Valley storms hit hard.
- Tree service in Granite Bay. Placer County, across the lake, built on granite.
Up the hill to the east
- Tree service in El Dorado. Mud Springs was its first name. Highway 49 runs through.
- Tree service in Diamond Springs. Higher ground and its own local Fire Safe Council.
- Tree service in Placerville. A real city, heavy rain, steep lots.
North, toward the river
- Tree service in Gold Hill. Farm roads and old orchard trees.
- Tree service in Coloma. Riverside lots where the gold rush began. Watch bank trees.
- Tree service in Lotus. Low and warm. Watch big oaks for summer limb drop.
- Tree service in Pilot Hill. Rural drives off Salmon Falls Road.
- Tree service in Cool. Wooded hill on Highway 49, at the edge of our area.
Cameron Park itself
Gray pines, oaks and homes close together. Most of town lies between about 1,200 and 1,450 feet up. See the Cameron Park page for costs, the before-winter yard walk, and CC&R notes.
Your town missing?
Give us a ring regardless. Near the edge, we can often still find someone. Too far out, and we'll tell you right away so you don't lose time.
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