Hazardous removals
Dead trees, major defects, storm damage, advanced decline and unacceptable target exposure.
Tree removal
When a tree must come down, control matters.
We remove dead, declining, structurally unsound and poorly located trees using a plan suited to the tree, the targets and the available access.
Removal is not our first recommendation
A large tree is valuable, and size alone is not a defect. We first consider whether pruning, support, monitoring or treatment can reasonably retain it. When removal is warranted, Trenton explains why and defines how the work will be completed.
Depending on access and the targets below, the crew may climb, use an 80-foot spider lift, or combine tracked equipment with careful rigging. The method is chosen for control and property protection—not because one machine happens to be available.
Climbing and sectional rigging
Controlled lowering of limbs and wood around structures, fences and valuable landscaping.
Spider-lift access
Compact tracked lift access for suitable backyards, slopes and confined properties.
Large-tree work
Experience with very tall and heavy trees, including a documented 160-foot gray pine.
Directional felling
Planned felling where lean, landing zone and surrounding targets make it appropriate.
Urgent situations
Call anytime for fallen trees, split limbs or trees presenting an immediate threat.
Debris, chips, firewood and stumps
We can remove debris, leave usable chips or firewood when requested, and include stump grinding or alternative cleanup arrangements in the written estimate. You know what is included before the crew begins.
Straight answers about your trees
Let Trenton take a look.
Call for a free on-site estimate and a clearly defined, itemized scope of work.
Call 530-941-8733