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Serenity started with a neighbor and some drought-damaged trees

Climber in a helmet beside the freshly cut top of a conifer, with fall colors on the mountain behind
Tall tree trunk with the limbs removed, standing between a white fence and a red shed

The idea behind Serenity Tree Care began during the removal of drought-damaged trees. A neighbor who had watched them grow for decades shared how sad he was to see them go, and suggested that every removed tree should be replaced by more.

That conversation stayed with us. Later, seeing a neighborhood lose mature park-strip trees instead of investing in thoughtful maintenance made the mission even clearer: tree work should consider more than the cut in front of you.

Today, that means pruning with decades of growth in mind, using climbing and rigging for difficult spaces, and helping suitable wood live on through milling instead of becoming waste.

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Bryan Scoresby owns Serenity Tree Care

Our Google reviews mention him by name. Call or text (907) 440-2019 to talk about your tree.

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How we work around houses, fences and patios

  1. Plan first

    We consider access, nearby structures, and the safest sequence before work begins.

  2. Work with control

    Climbing and rigging let us handle tight spaces where heavy equipment may not fit.

  3. Finish clean

    Removal includes cleanup and haul-away, so the yard is usable again.

Climber at the top of a stripped tree trunk above a backyard playset