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Orinda, CA 94563

Horticultural Services LTD, based in Orinda, CA, is a certified arborist firm offering a comprehensive range of tree care services, including stump grinding, tree trimming, removal, pruning, and pest control. With over 19 years of experience, their certified master gardeners are dedicated to maintaining the health and beauty of trees in Central Contra Costa and surrounding communities.

Renowned for excellence and customer satisfaction, Horticultural Services prides itself on a one-stop solution for all tree care needs. Their commitment to quality and specialization ensures that clients receive professional and safe tree management, enhancing the landscape of their properties.

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5.012 reviews
Austin A.
10/15/2025

No more than 5 minutes after I had submitted an inquiry to Horticultural Services, I was contacted by Chris. From the moment I spoke to him I could tell he was a professional. Him and his team...

David D.
7/31/2025

After PG&E nearly destroyed our 50 year old Silver maple (the centerpiece of our yard) with their hack job and getting annual service from a different arborist company, Chris and team came to the...

Dea M.
6/17/2025

If you are looking for a professional and knowledgeable Tree Services organization, look no further than Chris at Horticultural Services. Chris's team trimmed one of the largest Oaks in Walnut...

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Julia J.
11/3/2022

We have been using Chris and his incredible team (shout out to Rick) since 2012. When people say he is honest, they are not kidding. He really is there to make sure your trees will be cared for to...

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Dirk M.
4/2/2016

No wonder Horticultural Services is Diamond Certified for 2016. They were great! The owner, Chris Chapman, is a real gentleman; a very trustworthy individual. His crew was in cadence with him...

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