Where We Work
Everything runs out of the shop at 990 Sierra View Cir in Auburn. There's no second yard and no satellite office. When we work in Roseville or Foresthill, we drive there from Auburn. Most weeks start in Auburn, and the rest of the county falls into two types of job.
Down toward the valley
Flatter ground, tighter lots, more fence line, and more HOA rules. Irrigation runs throughout these yards and the lawn is usually what you're protecting. Oak surface roots under sod are the most common call down here, along with a stump wedged between a fence and an AC pad.
Up I-80 and out the divide
Steeper driveways, longer gravel, wells instead of meters, and pine and cedar instead of lawn oak. Dead pines and fire season cleanup account for most of the work up here. The question is usually whether the ground will hold the machine, not whether it fits through the gate.
City pages
Each town has its own page covering local conditions.
Auburn
Home base. The shop is at 990 Sierra View Cir, so an Auburn job is a short drive and easy to schedule.
Auburn →Loomis
Larger properties, big valley oaks, horse fencing, old fruit wood, and wells.
Loomis →Rocklin
Tract lots where the side gate usually decides the job.
Rocklin →Meadow Vista
Steep driveways, dead pine, cedar near the house, and wells hidden under needles.
Meadow Vista →Newcastle
Old fruit rows on residential lots, so the stumps are usually plural.
Newcastle →Foresthill
Long dirt drives, ranch gates, pine and cedar, and wells.
Foresthill →Colfax
Hill lots above and below the road, pine and bank oak, and tight older side yards.
Colfax →Applegate
Leftover orchard trees, dead ponderosa, live oak, shared drives, and well lots.
Applegate →Roseville
The densest area we work, with close-set lots and surface roots lifting walkways.
Roseville →Lincoln
Open ranch parcels and newer tract lawns with irrigation everywhere.
Lincoln →Granite Bay
Wide valley oaks, established landscaping, irrigation mains, and clay slope.
Granite Bay →Penryn
Granite outcrops, old orchard stems, narrow lanes, and native oak.
Penryn →