
For more than 35 years, A-1 Ron's Stump & Tree Removal has helped homeowners, businesses, property managers, and municipalities safely remove hazardous trees, grind unsightly stumps, and maintain healthy landscapes throughout Eugene, Springfield, Lane County, and Benton County, Oregon.
As a second-generation, family-owned and operated, veteran-owned company, we take pride in providing recommendations, skilled workmanship, and dependable service backed by decades of experience.
Whether you need one dangerous tree removed, emergency storm cleanup, or ongoing tree maintenance, our licensed, bonded, and insured team is ready to help.
Why Choose A-1 Ron’s?
- Locally owned & operated since 1989
- Second-generation, veteran-owned tree service
- Licensed, bonded & insured for your protection
- Over 35 years of trusted, professional experience
- Safety-focused crews & modern equipment
- Free project consultations
- 24-hour emergency service available
- Serving Eugene, Springfield, Lane & Benton County
Experience You Can Count On
When a tree becomes dangerous, diseased, or simply outgrows its surroundings, experience matters.
Since 1989, property owners across Lane and Benton Counties have trusted A-1 Ron's because we deliver:
- Over 35 years of local experience
- Second-generation family ownership
- Veteran-owned values
- Fully licensed, bonded & insured
- Modern professional equipment
- Safe tree removal practices
- Honest pricing
- Free project consultations
- Residential & commercial service
- 24-hour emergency response
We treat every property with care while completing each project safely, efficiently, and professionally.

Need Professional Tree Removal?
Whether you need emergency tree removal, stump grinding, pruning, or complete tree care, A-1 Ron's Stump & Tree Removal is ready to help.
With more than 35 years of experience, a reputation for dependable service, and a commitment to safety, we're proud to be one of Lane County's trusted tree service companies.
Call (541) 510-8360 today to schedule your FREE estimate.










