This spruce was in a tight spot and needed to be removed with very little margin for error.
After
Safe & Clear!
Spruce Removal
Before
This beloved co-dominant birch tree split down the middle of the trunk during a storm.
After
With several reduction cuts we greatly reduced the strain on the trunk.
Birch Rescue
Before
This large Elm was trimmed multiple times by other companies over the last 5 years but had still lost several large limbs in the last two years.
The owner decided that it was time for it to go.
During
With signs of decay in the canopy and half the tree leaning over the house and the other half over the fence, this was a fun technical removal.
After
Safely cleared!
Hazardous Elm Removal
Before
Spruce are known to be susceptible to root plate failure which is when the root system fails and the tree falls over. The owner was worried about damaging the neighbors fence and wanted the tree out of there.
After
Safely cleared!
Leaning Spruce
Before
This dead aspen was in a tight space between these two houses. The owner wanted to save some money by doing the cleanup themselves.
The owner decided that it was time for it to go.
After
Our team quickly removed the tree without damaging either house or the ac unit.
No Clean-up Aspen
Before
The tenants of this property were concerned about this dying aspen shedding branches onto their roof and over their driveway.
After
Our team quickly and efficiently removed this headache.
Dying Aspen
Before
The owner of this apartment complex decided that these aspens were no longer a good fit for the building.
After
Our team quickly and safely removed them and advised the tenant about what trees would be more suitable for the yard. We then made a plan to come back in the spring to a plant a new tree.
Dying Aspens
Before
This cottonwood had dropped several sizable branches in recent wind storms.
During
With a tree of this size, this is not only a hazard to people and pets, but also could have caused some serious damage to the RV and house.
After
Even with the shear size and weight of this cottonwood, our team strategically dismantlement the tree without damaging the RV, house, lawn, or sprinkler system.
Dying Cottonwood
Before
Signs such as tip die back and epicormic growth are indicators of a tree in poor health.
During
The homeowner lost their other elm a few years ago and decided it was time for this one to go, too.
After
Safely cleared!
Sick Elm Removal
Before
This Maple was in rough shape with dead limbs over two houses.
During
With winter approaching, the homeowner wanted to reduce the liability to their house and their neighbors property.
After
Our team methodically got the tree down without any damage to either property.
Dying Maple
Before
These aspens had some decay at the base and one of them started leaning against the fence and neighbors house.
After
The homeowner decided it was time for both of them to go before any property damage was caused.
Dying Aspens
Before
This spruce was growing against the roof and gutter of these two houses.
After
The home owner wanted the branches raised and cut away from the roofs.
Overgrown Spruce
Before
This homeowner watched us remove a large maple at their neighbors property and asked us to remove just the dead branches out of their maple so that they wouldn’t have any issues during winter.
After
We gave them a great price and gave this maple a fall time trim.
Fall Maple Trim
Before
This co dominant spruce tree was struck by lightning causing it to blow apart.
During
After
We were able to safely remove the tree from the shed and fence without causing any further damage.
Lightning struck spruce
Before
We removed this cluster of cottonwoods from both sides of the fence…
During
After
Without causing any damage.
Close quarters Cottonwood
Before
We were able to have some fun!
During
While safely removing this large Russian olive
After
from over the neighbor’s fence.
Fishing for Russian olive
Before
During the Missoula windstorm of 2024
After
this is one of the several trees we removed from people’s roofs.
Fallen Fir Tree
Before
Post Missoula Windstorm of 2024 we noticed this actively failing Ash
During
with a large split..
After
we were able to quickly and safely remove it before further disaster struck!
