Ian S.
9/21/2022
Nick helped saved my 70 year-old apple tree when other companies said it couldn't be done and wanted to chip it. He also did it at a more than fair price and has coached me through the...
Sense of Place Permaculture
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Clackamas, OR 97015
Sense of Place Permaculture is a Clackamas-based company that specializes in environmentally-friendly practices, offering services such as storm clean-up, adding edible and native plants to landscapes, and reducing wildfire fuels. With a focus on natural resource stewardship, they provide science-based solutions to property owners' needs, prioritizing safety, efficiency, and aesthetics.
As one of the few companies using a portable chipper, Sense of Place Permaculture aims to leave chips on-site, avoiding the need to drag brush away. They also offer an alternative to toxic herbicides with their commercial-grade steam weeder. Additionally, they provide hands-on fruit tree pruning classes and offer bicycle-transported, hand-powered pruning and land care services in select areas. With a commitment to permaculture principles, Sense of Place Permaculture strives to create sustainable human landscapes while promoting biodiversity and conservation.
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5.021 reviews
Alan W.
1/5/2024
Nick has been pruning my fruit trees for a couple of years now and is always a pleasure to work with. Very knowledgeable arborist and takes the time to explain his work and recommendations for...
Steven M.
4/19/2022
Enjoyed working with Nick, very helpful and knowledgeable about trees - as you would expect. Nick cleaned up three old growth pine trees that were damaged in the last big ice storm. Took out all...
Kathy M.
2/26/2023
We highly recommend this company! Nick and his assistants are easy to work with in helping to make decisions about your property in a sustainable, natural way. They are experts in tree care. They...
Chris M.
5/17/2022
Nick is very knowledgable and passionate about trees and plants. He and his team put in a wonderful garden of native pollinator friendly plants for us, and have cared for our sweet gum trees for...
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