(702) 452-5272 schillinghorticulture.com
Equipment and Capabilities: Crane
Tree Services: Tree Assessments
Design - Build - Maintain. One plant, one tree, one landscape at a time, we beautify the neighborhoods and community in which we live and work. We strive to provide the best quality landscape services in Southern Nevada. Through our education and expertise, we guide our clients to best create and care for their landscape. Our work is thoughtful, creative, environmentally friendly and sustainable. It is based on sound horticultural principle and the desires of our clients, and displays our consistent and exceptional craftsmanship. With vision for the future, we build and care for landscapes that will be beautiful and functional for many years to come. We are ethical, responsible, and empathetic in our care of man and nature.
4.9 from 31 reviews
Crane-assisted removal for trees that can't be conventionally climbed or sectioned - ideal for extremely large, hazardous, or tightly situated trees.
Crane-assisted installation is a built-in capability on their Las Vegas projects, with careful on-site coordination and seamless integration into the design plan. They coordinate hauling and crane services for heavy landscape elements, including large boulders up to four tons, placing them precisely as the plan requires. Clients note this work is organized, reliable, and followed by thorough cleanup, enabling heavy-lift features to be installed safely in the hot Southern Nevada environment. This capability supports desert designs by allowing substantial hardscape elements to be integrated efficiently while preserving plant and landscape integrity.
Offers professional evaluation of your trees' health, structure, and risk level. Useful before buying property, after storm damage, or when a tree just doesn't look right.
On-site tree health assessments are a core capability, with the team diagnosing stress signs and structural concerns in mature trees such as California pepper, Desert Museum Palo Verde, and oaks, including cracked branches and heavy dead weight. Clients consistently report that assessors are highly knowledgeable and communicative, providing clear explanations and answering questions during free assessments. Assessments drive targeted remediation—pruning to reduce risk, shape growth, and manage overgrowth or removal needs, often followed by scheduling crews for pruning and even stump treatment when invasive trees like salt cedar are addressed. The approach respects wildlife considerations during pruning (preserving bird nests) and emphasizes long-term health and resilience in the Las Vegas desert ecosystem, with ongoing design and maintenance planning to sustain trees for years.