In the heart of Lane County, Lowell—a growing community of 1,196 residents nestled along the north shore of Dexter Reservoir—presents unique tree care challenges and opportunities. Settled long before its 1954 incorporation and named after Lowell, Maine, this picturesque town has become a cherished residential area where 58.9% of households are married couples and 35.8% have children under 18. Situated at 748 feet elevation and embraced by three reservoirs (Dexter, Lookout Point, and Fall Creek), this 1.18-square-mile city experiences a distinctive microclimate with 8 inches more rain and 2 inches more snow annually than nearby Eugene, along with thick winter fog that settles among its tree-lined streets.

The town's natural beauty and recreational appeal are enhanced by its most iconic feature—the historic Lowell Covered Bridge that serves as the primary access point from Oregon Route 58. With over 27% of the town's area covered by water and a population density of 1,382.66 residents per square mile across its 0.86 square miles of land, maintaining healthy trees requires specialized knowledge of both the local environment and the community's needs. Since its incorporation, Lowell has seen remarkable growth—39.6% since 2000 and 14.4% since 2010 alone—creating new challenges for tree management across its 436 housing units.



For residents seeking expert assistance in this unique setting, Elite Crew Tree Service offers top-tier solutions that prioritize both aesthetics and safety. With our commitment to excellence, we deliver comprehensive tree care tailored to Lowell's distinct geographical and climatic conditions. Our expertise ensures trees remain healthy despite moisture-heavy conditions while protecting property and enhancing the natural character that makes Lowell a desirable place to live.

Our Services

Tree Trimming and Pruning

Our expert pruning services promote healthy growth in Lowell's moisture-rich environment. With significantly higher rainfall than Eugene, proper pruning prevents water-weight damage and fungal growth. We conduct thorough hazard assessments, particularly important given Lowell's thick winter fog and higher precipitation. By removing dead or overgrown branches, we enhance tree longevity and safety—critical for a community with single covered bridge access during emergencies.

Tree Removal

We provide safe, efficient tree removal services—essential in a community with increasing population density (1,382.66 residents per square mile). Our approach minimizes environmental impact while guaranteeing thorough cleanup. Whether addressing trees diseased by Lowell's higher-moisture climate or clearing space for new homes built during Lowell's 39.6% population growth since 2000, our team handles each task with precision at affordable rates—important in a community with a median household income of $35,536.

Arborist Services

Our certified arborists provide guidance specifically tailored to Lowell's reservoir-influenced soil conditions. We address tree diseases with treatments designed for pathogens that thrive in Lowell's wetter climate. Our arborists preserve natural beauty while ensuring trees remain healthy through maintenance practices that account for Lowell's particular elevation and climate challenges.

Emergency and Specialized Care

We provide prompt emergency response to address fallen or damaged trees—critical in a town where winter fog and increased precipitation create hazardous conditions, particularly for the 9.1% of residents aged 65+. Our specialized services address unique challenges such as storm-damaged trees along the Middle Fork Willamette River where flooding impacts tree stability.

Tree Health and Maintenance

Disease Management

Trees in Lowell face increased disease pressure due to higher moisture levels. Our early detection and treatment protocols prevent pathogen spread in these conditions. Regular inspections identify fungal infections and insect infestations that behave differently at Lowell's elevation. Preventative care includes strategic pruning to improve airflow—essential where winter fog decreases circulation.

Soil Care and Fertilization

Soil health is vital in Lowell, where nearly one-third of the area is water. Properties near the three reservoirs have different soil composition than those in the town center. Our fertilization techniques address these variations while considering watershed sensitivity. We provide organic matter enhancement and pH adjustments across Lowell's 436 housing units, ensuring optimal conditions despite increasing residential density.