A & L Tree Service.

The state insures A & L under a single workers'-comp class: tree care and pruning. That lines up with the service list, which stays with arboriculture rather than branching into landscaping or construction. The company's site lists an arborist on the team, describes the business as veteran-owned, and offers a customer satisfaction guarantee; those are the company's own claims. The state lists Logan Kendrick as a principal since 2022. Regular hours run weekdays, with weekend work on request and set days for estimates. The work is residential: a dead pine leaning toward the house, overgrown limbs over a roof, a stump left from an old removal, or a yard full of broken branches after a windstorm. Debris cleanup after removals is part of the job. Commercial landscaping on new construction sits outside what A & L does, as does any general building or electrical work. Tree work in Spokane follows the weather. Late winter and early spring, before leaf-out, is a good window for pruning and planned removals, and calendars fill as the ground thaws. Summer brings steady demand, while windstorms and early snow on leafed-out trees can swamp every crew in the region for days at a time. Booking routine pruning or a planned removal a season ahead, rather than waiting for a limb to crack, gets you a better pick of dates. Keep emergency service for the storms.