Tree removal in Mound House, NV

Mound House sits on US 50 between Carson City and Dayton, just over the Lyon County line at about 4,920 feet. It has no Census place of its own, so there are no housing figures to quote. What we can describe is the ground and the work.

At a glance

• About 2 miles from our yard at 6301 US Highway 50 East
• Lyon County, about 4,920 feet in elevation
• Crane, boom truck, track loader and chipper based minutes away
• Homes, shops and working yards

What is different about removing a tree in Mound House?

The mix of property. Along the highway and the side roads, houses sit beside shops, storage yards and open lots. A tree here may be leaning on a metal building, growing into a fence line between two businesses, or standing dead at the back of a lot nobody has walked in years.

Each of those is a different job. A certified arborist looks at the tree and the access before anything is planned, the same as on a residential street.

Does being close to the yard change anything?

It makes the heavy equipment easy to bring. Moving a crane or a track loader across the region takes planning. Moving it 2 miles does not. If the arborist decides a tree is better lifted out than climbed, the machine for it is close by. We make no promise about dates or arrival times, but distance is not the obstacle here.

Open ground, brush and fire

The 1983 Moundhouse Fire, mapped at 2,345 acres, and the 2006 Linehan Fire, mapped at 5,863 acres, both appear in the federal fire record within about 10 miles. There is no community wildfire rating for Mound House itself. For Lyon County, the USDA Forest Service ranks risk to homes higher than 93% of US counties.

Where dead trees stand in dry brush, removal often goes hand in hand with lot clearing and brush mowing. The same crew and loader can do both.

Trees on working properties

On a commercial or industrial lot the questions are practical. Can the trucks get in? Does the business need to stay open while we work? Where do the logs go out? Tell the office when you call and the arborist will plan around it. We work for businesses and property managers as well as homeowners, and the estimate is free either way.

What is left when we finish?

A cut stump, close to the ground, and a clean site. Brush is chipped, logs are loaded and hauled. If you want the stump gone too, ask for stump grinding on the same estimate.