Bartlett Tree Experts - Spokane

09/04/2026

09/02/2026

🚨 Right Place, Right Time! 🚨

This week, Arborist Representative Jeremy Schmidt responded to a homeowner's concern after they noticed unusual noises coming from a large tree near their property.

As Jeremy arrived on site to assess the tree, the unexpected happened... the tree failed and fell across the alleyway. Fortunately, no one was injured, but the fallen tree completely blocked access to the road.

Our crew was immediately dispatched to the scene and quickly got to work clearing the alley, helping restore safe access and prevent further hazards.

This incident is a great reminder that when a tree starts showing signs of distress, sounds unusual, or simply doesn't look right, it's important to have it evaluated as soon as possible. Trees can fail without warning, especially when internal decay or structural defects are present.

🌳 If you have concerns about a tree on your property, don't wait. Contact Bartlett Tree Experts for a professional assessment.

📞 Call us today at (509) 892-0110

08/31/2026

Taking down a hazard, one piece at a time!

Ryan is hard at work removing a dead Austrian pine. As trees decline, they can become a safety risk, with weakened branches or unstable trunks that may fail unexpectedly. Safe removal requires skill, experience, and careful planning, especially when working high above the ground.

We're proud of the expertise our arborists bring to every job, helping keep properties safe while maintaining the health and beauty of the landscape.

Do you have a tree that you're concerned about? Whether it's dead, declining, or showing signs of damage, our Certified Arborists can help. Give Bartlett Tree Experts a call at (509) 892-0110 to schedule a tree inspection or consultation today!

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08/27/2026

With the stunning Spokane Falls as a backdrop, it might take a moment to spot our arborist at work! 🌊🌳

Kyle is carefully removing a dead Norway maple that was hanging over the cliff above the falls. Jobs like this require experience, precision, and a strong focus on safety to protect both the public and the surrounding environment.

No matter how beautiful the view, safety always comes first.

08/17/2026

🌳💪 Giving Back to the Tree Care Community! 💪🌳

A big shoutout to our Bartlett team members Lyle Feilmeier, Taylor Duke, Rob Case, Kevin Carr, Andrew Maze, and Matt Brown for volunteering at the Puget Sound Tree Climbing Championship (TCC) held at Les Gove Park in Auburn, WA.

It was an incredible opportunity to support and witness the outstanding climbing talent showcased throughout the PNW ISA Chapter. We're proud to be part of an industry that values skill, safety, and continuous learning while helping foster the next generation of arborists.

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08/17/2026

🌳 Healthy Soil, Healthy Trees! 🌳

This is a great example of how proper soil care can significantly improve the health and vitality of your trees. Strong roots start with healthy soil, giving trees the nutrients and support they need to thrive.

Interested in learning more about our Prescription Soil Care program? Our arborists can assess your landscape and recommend the best solution for your trees.

📞 Call us today to schedule a consultation: 509-892-0110

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08/14/2026

Can you find the arborist in these trees?

Our Arborist Crew Leader, Jesse, is taking deadwood out of a pine on Liberty Lake in these photos.

08/14/2026

🔥🌲 Wildfire Recovery: Helping Your Trees Heal 🌲🔥

Wildfires can leave trees stressed and vulnerable, but the right care can improve their chances of recovery.

✅ Water Wisely – Deep, slow watering during dry periods helps support damaged root systems and reduce stress.

✅ Mulch the Root Zone – Add 2-4 inches of organic mulch around the base of the tree, keeping it away from the trunk, to help retain moisture and regulate soil temperature.

✅ Avoid Pruning Immediately – Wait until the tree has had time to recover. Premature pruning can add more stress and make it harder for the tree to heal.

✅ Watch for Signs of Decline – Excessive needle or leaf loss, cracks in the trunk, fungal growth, or dead branches may indicate the tree needs professional attention.

✅ Be Patient – Trees often take several growing seasons to show the full effects of wildfire damage, whether they're recovering or declining.

Not sure if your trees will make it? An ISA Certified Arborist can evaluate wildfire damage and recommend the best course of action to help protect your property and preserve your landscape.

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08/10/2026

Wildfire Alert

⚠️ Important Notice: Wildfire Activity in Our Area

The safety of our customers, employees, and community remains our top priority. Due to ongoing wildfire activity and changing conditions, service schedules and response times may be impacted in some areas.

We are actively monitoring local conditions, air quality, and evacuation notices and will make operational adjustments as necessary to ensure the safety of our crews and customers. Bartlett's wildfire safety procedures include monitoring air quality and implementing protective measures when wildfire smoke is present.

If you have an upcoming appointment and are located in an area affected by evacuation orders, road closures, or hazardous smoke conditions, please contact our office for the latest scheduling updates.

We encourage everyone to:

Follow guidance from local emergency officials.
Monitor evacuation notices and air quality alerts.
Limit outdoor activity when air quality is poor.
Prioritize your safety and the safety of your family.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we navigate these challenging conditions together. Our thoughts are with all those affected by the wildfires.

For questions regarding scheduled services, please contact our office directly (509) 892-0110.

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