Calabasas homes sit among the hills of the Santa Monica Mountains, and native coast live oaks and valley oaks are everywhere — in yards, on slopes and throughout gated communities like Calabasas Park and Mulholland Heights. Calabasas protects oak trees and other native trees, and removal or encroachment generally requires city approval. We flag these trees on the first visit; read our permit guide for more.
Calabasas also has serious wildfire history, and much of the city is in a very high fire hazard zone. Our tree trimming crews handle fire-clearance pruning, deadwood removal from oaks, pine and eucalyptus thinning, and palm cleanup. See our fire season trimming guide.
Non-protected trees that are dead or hazardous are removed with careful rigging on slopes, and stumps are ground below grade. We also serve Malibu and the West Valley of Los Angeles, including Woodland Hills.
Around Calabasas
We regularly work near:
- 📍Old Town Calabasas
- 📍The Commons at Calabasas
- 📍Malibu Creek State Park
- 📍Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center
- 📍Leonis Adobe Museum
- 📍Gates Canyon Park
Tree Removal in Calabasas — Local Notes
- •Calabasas protects oaks and other native trees — removal typically requires city approval.
- •Much of the city is in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone.
- •Gated communities require access coordination and HOA approval.
- •Hillside lots need slope-aware rigging.