Tree Removal in Kihei
If a tree needs to come down, we do it safely and cleanly. No damage to your property, no debris left behind.
We handle all species common to South Maui: coconut palms, date palms, king palms, Kiawe, monkeypod, banyan, and more. For trees in tight spots near fences, pools, or structures, we use technical rigging to bring them down in sections without touching what is around them.
Services include removal of hazardous and dead trees, 24/7 storm emergency removal, stump grinding, lot clearing, and invasive species removal.
Tree Trimming and Pruning in Kihei
Kihei’s afternoon trade winds can hit hard. An overgrown tree that has not been properly structured is a liability waiting to happen, especially heading into storm season.
We prune to ANSI A300 standards, the same pruning guidelines followed by professional tree care companies across the country. That means no topping, no hat-racking, and no cuts that open your trees to disease and rot. We thin the crown, remove deadwood, and improve structure so your trees can actually handle what Maui’s weather throws at them.
Services include crown thinning and reduction, deadwood removal, structural pruning, view clearing for ocean and mountain views, and clearance trimming near power lines and structures.
Spikeless Palm Trimming in Kihei
This one matters. Spiked climbing leaves deep wounds in the trunk of every palm it touches. Those wounds are permanent entry points for disease, rot, and pests. Over time, they weaken the tree from the inside.
We use spikeless techniques on every palm job. Your coconut palms, date palms, and king palms get trimmed properly, with sterilized tools, without the damage that spike climbing causes. If you have palms that have been spike-trimmed before, we can assess them and advise on what to watch for.
Tree Planting in Kihei
Kihei’s arid coastal soil is unforgiving for the wrong species. We help you choose trees that belong here: drought-tolerant varieties that don’t need constant irrigation, salt-tolerant species that shrug off the trade wind spray, and native Hawaiian trees like Wiliwili and Kou that are adapted to exactly this environment.
We handle site assessment, species selection, proper planting depth and drainage, and post-planting care guidance. You won’t be fighting your trees for years after we leave.
Tree Maintenance and Health Assessments
A professional health assessment once or twice a year catches problems before they become expensive. We check for early signs of bark beetle activity, fungal disease, salt burn, root stress, and structural weakness. We give you a clear picture of what is healthy, what needs attention, and what to watch.
Regular maintenance also keeps you covered from a liability standpoint. A documented maintenance record from a professional tree service matters if a tree ever causes damage to a neighboring property.