Dead trees, dying trees, trees leaning the wrong way, trees in the way of a new project, trees blocking the view you bought the property for. We take them down and haul them out. Most tree removal we do is part of a bigger project, clearing for a driveway, opening up a yard, prepping a lot for a build, but we also handle one-off removals when a tree needs to come down.

What We Take Down

Individual hazard trees (dead, diseased, leaning)
Stumps and root systems
Trees in tight spaces near houses, fences, and power lines
Storm damage cleanup
Selective view clearing
Full-lot tree removal for new builds

How We Drop a Tree

1 Assess the Tree

Every tree is a little different, the lean, the weight distribution, the species, what's rotting on the inside, what's directly under it. We look at all of that before we start cutting. A 60-foot fir with a slight lean toward the house is a completely different job than the same tree in the middle of an open field.

2 Drop or Sectional

If there's room, the tree comes down in one piece with a planned fall direction. If there's no room, tight yards, trees over a house, anything with obstacles, it comes down in sections from the top down. Either approach, we control where every piece lands.

3 Stump and Haul

Stump gets ground down or pulled out depending on what you want. Everything, wood, brush, sawdust, gets hauled off the property. We don't leave a mountain of debris behind for you to deal with.

When to Call Us vs an Arborist

Straight-up honest: if you want tree pruning, cabling, or care to keep a tree alive and healthy, call an arborist. That's their specialty. If you want a tree gone, especially a large one, or one connected to a bigger site project, that's us. We're not tree doctors, we're excavation guys with chainsaws.

See It in Action

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