Central and east Bakersfield
Downtown, Westchester, Oleander-Sunset, East Bakersfield, La Cresta and College Heights. These are some of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, with large, mature shade trees on established lots. Jobs here often involve big canopies over roofs, alleys and overhead lines, so mention anything close to the tree in your request.
Southwest Bakersfield
Seven Oaks, Stockdale, Haggin Oaks, Laurelglen, Campus Park and Silver Creek. Many of these planned communities have HOA landscape rules. Check your CC&Rs before removing a front-yard tree or a tree along the street.
Northwest Bakersfield and Rosedale
Riverlakes, Rosedale, Fruitvale and the neighborhoods along Olive Drive and Brimhall Road. Lots toward Rosedale are often larger, with room for trucks and equipment, which can make a job simpler.
Northeast Bakersfield
Rio Bravo, City in the Hills and the neighborhoods around the Bakersfield Country Club. Sloped lots and views are common here, so access and where the wood can be lowered matter more than usual.
Oildale, Greenacres and other unincorporated areas
These communities sit outside Bakersfield city limits, so Kern County rules apply instead of the city’s street tree chapter. If you’re not sure which side of the line you’re on, the tree service or the County can tell you.
Nearby towns
Lamont, Arvin, Shafter and Edison. Outside the city, coverage depends on the tree service’s schedule and the travel distance. Send a request with your ZIP code to find out.
ZIP codes
93301, 93304, 93305, 93306, 93307, 93308, 93309, 93311, 93312, 93313 and 93314.