Assess specific tree(s) at the customers request for removal from property. Specifically paying attention to safety precautions such as power lines and surrounding structures to make sure the removal process is safe and with no damages.

Crown Cleaning/Deadwooding: Removal of dead, diseased, broken, or weakly attached branches from within the tree's canopy. This is primarily for health, safety and longevity.
* Crown Thinning: Selective removal of branches to increase light penetration and air circulation throughout the crown, without reducing the tree's overall size.
* Crown Raising/Lifting: Removal of lower branches to provide clearance for pedestrians, vehicles, or structures.
* Crown Reduction: Reducing the height and/or spread of a tree by removing branches back to a lateral branch capable of sustaining the remaining portion of the limb. This is often done to reduce the tree's size or to alleviate stress on a damaged tree.
* Structural Pruning: Focused on improving the tree's structure, especially when young, to prevent future problems like weak limb attachments.
* Vista Pruning: Selective removal of branches to open up a specific view, often without compromising the tree's health.
* Pollarding: A specialized pruning technique where branches are cut back to the same point annually, creating a knobby union. This is typically done on specific types of trees and requires consistent maintenance.

After a tree is removed, we recommend that the stump be removed as well. This consists of our team using a stump machine to grind it out below ground level which leaves wood shavings leftover after completion. We can haul the leftovers and fill the pit with dirt and grass seed for an extra fee, at your request!

The preparation of a construction site. Tree and brush removal: Cutting down and hauling away unwanted vegetation.
* Stump grinding/removal: Eliminating tree stumps left behind.