Tree Service Near 953 US-16 in Worland, WY.

953 US-16 sits on a 1.15 acre lot east of Worland, built in 1983 with wood construction and a metal roof. The property includes a finished basement and a wood stove, features common in homes built to handle harsh Wyoming winters.

Cottonwoods and box elders grow well in this part of Washakie County, though both drop weak limbs as they age. Aspen groves nearby struggle with short lifespans and spreading roots that damage nearby structures. Wind off the open plains adds constant strain on branches near rooflines and power lines.

A property this size near a metal roof and wood stove needs regular tree checks. Dead limbs near a chimney or fireplace vent raise fire risk during dry months. 

Local Tree Care Trusted Near This Property

307 Tree Service and Landscaping works with homeowners along US-16 and across Worland. Our crew removes dead or storm-damaged trees, trims branches near rooflines, and clears stumps from larger lots like this one. 

Properties built in the 1980s often have trees that have outgrown their original spacing near the house. We adjust our approach based on lot size, soil, and the age of each tree. Whether the job calls for a single trim or full property clearing, our team finishes with complete debris removal and a clean yard.

Our Approach With the Right Tools

Washakie County soil runs dry and sandy, and wind off the plains adds stress to root systems on larger lots. Our crew checks for weak limbs and cracked bark before they threaten the home or metal roof. We bring chainsaws, stump grinders, chippers, rigging ropes, and safety harnesses suited for acreage properties. 

We favor manual cuts and hand tools near the house, basement windows, and fireplace vent to avoid damage. When a tree calls for more power, we bring heavy equipment built for larger lots. 307 Tree Service and Landscaping keeps every worksite clean and safe from start to finish.

Driving Directions From 307 Tree Service and Landscaping

953 US-16 sits about 30 miles from our shop, and the drive usually takes 31 minutes.

• • We head out from 915 S 9th St toward Bighorn Ave W

• • Turn left onto Bighorn Ave W and continue a short stretch

• • Turn right onto US-16 E/US-20 E for the longest leg of the trip

• • Turn left onto Lane 5, then right onto Washakie 10 Ln

• • Turn left onto US-16 E toward the property

• • The home sits on the left near the end of the road

This route stays the fastest option most days. If US-16 E backs up or closes, our crew knows alternate roads through Worland and adjusts without losing much time.