Trained Arborists for hard to reach removals
Small backyards are no problem
Keeping you and your neighbors property safe
Keeping you and your neighbors property safe
There are many situations that call for an arborist to do your removal and this is a great example of one of them. The first and most obvious part of this pic is the tree leaning directly over the shed. What is not shown here is fencing on all side too close to drop the tree in once piece. As well as the backyard is inaccessible to machinery.
Keeping you and your neighbors property safe
Keeping you and your neighbors property safe
Keeping you and your neighbors property safe
We used sophisticated rigging techniques to remove the trees piece by piece in small sections to avoid any damage, and then removed them by hand
Hazardous removals
Large white spruce next to a building and electric lines, shown here with the lower limbs already removed as our arborist climbed to the top to set working lines and pulleys, the beginning process of removing
One of our arborists assessing the best way to beginning "topping" or removing the top portion of the tree. This is done by attaching pulleys below the pieces being removed, so once they are cut are then lowered with control to the ground
Now that the limbs and top of the tree are removed we begin to "chunk" down the rest of the spar in however large or small pieces is necessary!