Ogden
Arborist Services
Since 1968, Diamond Tree Experts has provided Ogden tree care services to residents and businesses in Ogden and surrounding Weber County communities.
With over a half century of experience, our team has established a reputation for reliability, quality workmanship, and unmatched expertise in all aspects of tree management.
What sets us apart is our commitment to combining traditional arborist knowledge with modern techniques and equipment.
Our deep roots in the Ogden community mean we understand the unique challenges of Utah’s climate and soil conditions, allowing us to provide tree care solutions specifically tailored to our local environment.
Complete Tree Care Solutions – Fast & Safe Service
Tree Removal – Safe and damage-free removal of hazardous trees
We specialize in the careful removal of damaged, diseased, or unwanted trees that pose risks to your property. Our team is trained on advanced rigging techniques and specialized equipment to ensure every tree is removed safely, without causing damage to surrounding structures, landscapes, or utility lines. We take all necessary precautions to protect your property during the entire removal process.
Tree Trimming & Pruning – Maintain tree health & aesthetics
Regular trimming and pruning are essential for maintaining healthy, attractive trees. Our certified arborists understand the Utah climate and science behind proper pruning techniques that promote growth, improve tree structure, and enhance the overall appearance of your landscape. We carefully remove dead or diseased branches while shaping trees to complement your property’s aesthetic.
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Stump Grinding – Get rid of unwanted stumps completely
Tree stumps can be unsightly, take up valuable space, and even attract pests. Our professional stump grinding service eliminates these problems by completely removing the stump below ground level. We use state-of-the-art grinding equipment, and can quickly and efficiently remove stumps of any size, allowing you to reclaim your yard space.
Emergency Tree Service – 24/7 response for fallen trees
When a Utah storm comes, Diamond Tree Experts is ready to respond. Our emergency storm cleanup team is available 24/7 to handle fallen trees, broken limbs, and debris removal. We work quickly to make your property safe again while minimizing further damage and facilitating a smooth recovery process.
Crane Assisted Tree Removal – Safe removal of large, dangerous trees
Some trees require specialized equipment and techniques for safe removal. Utah’s mountainous terraine often calls for specialized equipment. Our crane-assisted removal service allows us to safely extract large, hazardous, or difficult-to-access trees that might otherwise pose significant risks. This method minimizes impact on surrounding landscapes and structures while maximizing safety for our crew and your property.
Tree Health & Disease Prevention – Certified arborists ensure tree health
Prevention is always better than treatment. We have four certified arborists on staff to offer comprehensive tree health evaluations, disease diagnosis, and preventative treatment plans. We identify potential issues before they become severe problems, helping preserve the beauty and value of your trees for generations to come.
Our Services
Tree Removal
Tree Trimming
Stump Grinding
Mulch Products
Green Waste Dumping
Demolition
Why Tree Removal in Ogden Is Different
Ogden has a different set of tree risks than the rest of the Wasatch Front.
Wind moves faster here coming off the canyon mouths, and late spring storms can snap limbs when the leaves are already out.
That combination is why we end up doing more corrective removals in Ogden and Weber County than almost anywhere else along the front.
You’ll see more mature cottonwoods, Siberian elm, Russian olive, and older ash trees in older Ogden neighborhoods. These species become brittle with age. They don’t handle heavy snow loads the same way younger, flexible hardwoods do.
If you see a tree leaning more each year, or bark starting to peel where a branch forks, it’s time to get eyes on it.
A simple inspection can tell you if it’s time to prune… or time to remove it before it causes damage. Prevention is cheaper than insurance deductibles.
Diamond Tree Experts Service Area
Salt Lake City
Draper
Sandy
Ogden
Layton
Riverton
Real Local Tree Removal Examples
We complete tree removals in Ogden every week. Here are a few examples so you can see what we mean.
North Ogden — Cottonwood Removal After Wind Shift
A homeowner in North Ogden called after a windstorm pushed a cottonwood into a steeper lean toward their shed. The trunk had a deep vertical crack we could see from the ground. We staged a crane removal to lower large sections safely over the home. No damage, and the property owner didn’t have to stress about ripping out their shed or fence. This is a pretty common risk in North Ogden — heavy older cottonwoods in wind paths.
South Ogden — Elm Tree Overhanging Driveway
South Ogden has a lot of older elm stock. We removed a mature elm that was overhanging a driveway with consistent limb drop. The risk there wasn’t the trunk — it was the unpredictable shearing branches. This was a straightforward removal. Clean drop zone, sectioning, stump grind, and we were out in one day. If you’ve got constant branch drop on your car or sidewalk, that’s usually an early warning sign that the core’s drying out.
Riverdale — Emergency Removal After Overnight Microburst
Riverdale gets sucker gusts off the river corridor. One homeowner woke up to a broken main leader hanging over the master bedroom. We came out same-day because the split was active. Had that limb torn the rest of the way, it would’ve punched through the roof. We stabilized the section with rigging, cut it down safely, and then removed the remaining trunk. No injuries, no roof damage. This is why emergency response matters in Weber County — overnight failures happen here fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the local regulations for tree removal in Ogden, Utah?
In Ogden, Utah, tree removal may require permits depending on the size and location of the tree. Its important to check with the citys community development or public works department for specific requirements.
Can I hire a professional service for tree removal in Ogden?
Yes, there are many professional tree services in Ogden that specialize in safe and efficient tree removal. Its advisable to hire certified arborists who have experience and insurance coverage.
Are there any incentives or programs for planting new trees after removal in Ogden?
Ogden occasionally offers community programs or incentives for planting trees as part of urban forestry initiatives. Contacting local environmental organizations or city offices can provide information on current opportunities.
How do I determine if a tree needs to be removed due to safety concerns?
A professional arborist can assess a trees health and structural integrity. Signs such as significant leaning, large dead branches, root damage, soil management issues or decay suggest that a tree might need removal.
What is the best time of year for removing and planting trees in Ogden?
Tree removal can be done year-round, but dormant seasons like late fall through early spring are ideal to minimize impact on surrounding plants. Spring and fall are optimal times for planting new trees due to favorable weather conditions.
Top Spots in Ogden, Utah
Historic 25th Street
Ogden’s Historic 25th Street isn’t just a relic of the past—it’s a place where history and modern life collide. You can still feel the echoes of the brothels, bootleggers, and gamblers who once gave the street its edge, even as it buzzes with breweries, art galleries, and local shops today.
Born from the Transcontinental Railroad, 25th Street fell silent when rail travel faded—but that pause saved it. While other towns bulldozed their history, Ogden’s stood strong, ready for a second act.
Now it’s the heartbeat of the city—home to the Farmers Market, art strolls, and street festivals. Other famous cities have famous streets, you haven’t really seen Ogden until you’ve walked Historic 25th Street.
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River District
Ogden’s River District has come a long way from its rough beginnings. Once dismissed as a swampy dumping ground, the Ogden River was heavily abused during the city’s industrial boom. But decades of cleanup and restoration transformed it into the only urban blue-ribbon trout fishery west of the Mississippi.
Now the river is Ogden’s pride—lined with local restaurants, pubs, and homes, all connected by the scenic Ogden River Parkway. Grab a craft beer and pizza at Slackwater, savor a steak at Prairie Schooner or Timbermine, or enjoy breakfast over the water at The Oaks up Ogden Canyon.
A bike ride or walk along the Parkway winds past the Botanical Gardens, Dinosaur Park, and all the way to Rainbow Gardens—proof that Ogden’s river story is one of remarkable renewal.
The "Vard"
Before the age of smartphones and streaming, Friday nights in Ogden revolved around one simple ritual—cruising the ’Vard. From the 1950s through the ’80s, Washington Boulevard was where teens met up, cars gleamed under the streetlights, and music poured from open windows.
Today, the ’Vard still buzzes, just in new ways. You might be tossing axes, sipping craft beer, or lining up for tacos at a local food cart—especially near 26th and Washington when two-for-one deals hit on Wednesdays.
This stretch between 26th and 20th Streets has become a hub for dining, nightlife, and art. The historic Bigelow Hotel and Peery’s Egyptian Theater bring a touch of old-school grandeur, while annual events like the Ogden Marathon, Pioneer Days, and the Electric Light Parade keep the street’s lively spirit alive year-round.
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Neighborhoods We Serve in Ogden & Weber County
We regularly serve tree removal clients throughout:
North Ogden
South Ogden
Riverdale
Roy
Washington Terrace
West Haven
Plain City
Harrisville
Marriott-Slaterville
Hooper
Farr West
If you’re in Ogden or any part of Weber County, we can get you a quote. We’ve been serving this region for nearly six decades.
