True Tree Care LLC.

The state lists Gary Waters as a principal since 2026, the same year the business registered with Washington L&I. True Tree Care holds a Washington registration only, so its work stays on the Spokane side of the line. With a crew that small, the person who quotes the job is likely to be among those doing it. That tends to suit smaller residential work, such as a yard tree or a modest landscaping project, more than large commercial development, which usually calls for a bigger outfit with more people and equipment to put on site. Tree and landscaping work in Spokane bunches up around the seasons. Spring brings a rush of cleanup, pruning and planting as soon as the ground thaws, and crews book up fast. Summer is busy with yard projects. Late fall is often the best window for pruning many deciduous trees, once the leaves are down. After a wind or ice storm, emergency calls push routine jobs back. For planned work, it pays to call a few weeks before the season starts rather than once it's underway. A small crew like this one has only so many days in a busy month.