Legendary Santa Fe venue for wood in winter. The Rios's have been around for many decades and they…read morecontinue to supply the Eastside and greater Santa Fe with the best quality burning wood in the state, in my humble opinion. They are the genuine article and a nice respite from the rest of the pretense of Canyon Road.

Great place to pick up firewood by the wheelbarrow (which they provide) instead of the pickup truck…read moreworths. Though that is something they also do, alongside delivery and stacking for a small charge I am told. Everyone was very friendly and helpful! I came by with my suv and they helped me pick up 3 loads of piñon, price was a very reasonable $20 per 'flat' wheelbarrow load, though that might change so I would ask before assuming. Parking looks a bit tricky but it ended up no problem. If I need more firewood this will be the place for me.

When I was a kid, my grandma, who lived in New Mexico, sent our family a ristra in a care package…read moreonce. I loved how cool it looked but eventually my mom tossed it. On my many trips to New Mexico, I always wanted a ristra but never had any way to get it home. On my most recent trip to New Mexico, my husband and I came prepared with an empty large suitcase. I wasn't sure where to get a ristra but luckily Reddit steered me in the right direction. I had found out about Oscar's Tree Service from an old Reddit thread where someone asked where they could purchase a ristra in Santa Fe and this place near Taco Bell was suggested. The day before Easter, I was able to call to confirm that yes, they do sell ristras in the Spring and they had them in stock. I swung by and they have SO many ristras for sale in various shapes and sizes. You can get untreated or treated ristras depending on if you want to eat the dried peppers one day. I settled for a nearly 5 foot long ristra which ended up costing $72 including tax. The guy who checked us out was so nice and bagged it up for us because we were flying home to Las Vegas, Nevada with this ristra. It took up an entirely empty, large, hardshell suitcase as checked luggage. Less than 5 peppers broke in transit and were caught in the bag they packed the ristra in so we didn't have a mess of seeds in the luggage. My husband and I definitely want another one the next time we're in New Mexico. Great product and great service! Last visited: April 2026

Remove large dead cottonwood from backyard. Take down to near ground (leave stump). Wonderful job…read moreas always. I haven't bothered getting estimates other than Monkey Tree because they are spot on their estimates ... then estimates become invoices. Be aware there is a 3% charge if you use credit card, but they accept checks. They clean up, they make the yard look nice.

We will recommend this company to everyone. We did get several other quotes to remove 2 trees with…read moreone being between 2 houses. They were one of the least expensive that we chose. They were on time, efficient, clean, and even emptied my neighbors trash and took it to the dump. It is a welcome thing to have a company follow through from a to z.

For many years, here in Rancho Viejo South, we've had Coates Tree Service inject the soil for our…read moreaspen and pine trees with tip-moth preventative, and fertilizer. We have always found Coates Tree Service to be prompt, professional and willing to provide information to us as home owners so we can better take care of the trees in our backyard. Today, "Tyler" of Coates Tree Service came by to do injections of fertilizer and tip moth prevention. He was on time, professional, and friendly. What a pleasure to work with him! -------------------------------- Len Magnus of Rancho Viejo South (near Santa Fe Community College)

Last summer I had to have an old giant Blue Spruce removed so I called Coates. They did such a good…read morejob that I called them again this summer to trim three Elm trees. The team was terrific again. Completely professional throughout. I thought I was going to have to wait months for them to do the job but it was done within the week. I wouldn't hesitate to call them again.