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Tree Removal Near Pollock Pines: Towns We Cover
We cover the whole ridge and the towns around it. Ring (530) 454-8845 and tell us what town you're in.
The list below runs from the closest places to the ones about ten miles out. Distances are straight-line. Roads add more.
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Sly Park. About 2.5 miles from town in Sly Valley, at 3,560 feet.
Jenkinson Lake. The reservoir near Pollock Pines, with Caldor Fire scars on its shores.
Sierra Springs. About 3.7 miles out, with its own regional fire safe council.
Fresh Pond. 3 miles east on Highway 50, a sledding spot with a sawmill past.
Pacific. 3.25 miles east, where a 1972 tornado hit.
Camino. About 4.7 miles west, with Christmas tree farms.
Apple Hill. The 55 ranches around Camino.
Pleasant Valley. About 6.5 miles southwest, lower at 2,461 feet.
Riverton. About 7.7 miles east, beside the South Fork of the American River.
Pino Grande. 8 miles north-northwest, a former lumber camp.
Grizzly Flats. About 9 miles south, hit hard by the Caldor Fire.
Somerset. About 9 miles southwest, wine country on ten-acre lots.
White Hall. About 10 miles east along the South Fork, formerly called Randall.
Placerville. The county seat, 13 miles west by Highway 50.
Why the list stops where it does
We list places within about 15 miles of Pollock Pines. In a straight line the farthest are White Hall at about 10 miles and Placerville at about 11. From Pollock Pines it's 13 miles west to Placerville and 58 miles west to Sacramento on Highway 50.
Past that, the drive gets long. If you're a bit outside the list, call anyway. We'll say yes or no.
What changes from town to town
Elevation is the big one. Placerville sits at 1,867 feet. Pollock Pines is at 3,980. Sly Park, Fresh Pond and Pino Grande sit between 3,560 and 4,022 feet.
Higher spots get more snow. Pollock Pines gets from half a foot to 6 feet in a year. Ask the pro what's normal at your elevation.
Fire is the common thread
Caldor began south of town in 2021. The King Fire burned near town in 2014. Fire is part of life on this ridge.
So in every town on this list, the same three questions come up. Is the tree dead? Is it too close to the house? Is the 100-foot zone around the home clear?
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