Past work

THE WORK
SPEAKS.

A few jobs from recent seasons across Kentucky and parts of Southern Indiana — climbed take-downs, brush clearing, stump and hedge work, and a couple of trees we put in the ground instead of taking out.

2 min 35 s, filmed on site.

On site · video

HEAVY LOG,
LIFTED CLEAN.

Some trunks are too heavy to move by hand and too close to the house to simply drop. This one went up on straps and came down on the flatbed — boom crane rigged, outriggers planted, and the crew working the log clear of the fence, the lines and the truck.

Arborist roped and strapped in high on a limbed trunk above a white work truck in a residential yard
Removal

Climbed and rigged in a tight yard

No room to fell it, so the trunk came down in sections — roped and lowered clear of the brick home and the truck below.

Climber working high on a tall limbed trunk beside a concrete farm silo with logs stacked below
Removal

Dismantled beside a farm silo

Logs dropped where they were pointed, clear of the silo, the outbuilding and the propane tank. Every section rigged, nothing thrown.

Worker reaching into the hollow, decayed center of a large felled trunk
Assessment

Hollow right through the core

Some trees look fine from the fence and are failing from the inside. We opened this one up and showed the owner exactly what we found before we cut.

Overgrown shrubs and weeds climbing the side wall of a red brick house while a worker clears the brush
Trimming & clearing

Brush that took over a wall

Overgrown shrubs and weeds had climbed the brickwork. Cut back, cleared by hand, and the wall opened up again.

Chainsaw resting on a concrete pad in front of an overgrown shrub waiting to be trimmed
Trimming & clearing

Prepped before the first cut

Saw staged, dead leaves raked, overgrowth measured. The work that keeps a job site safe starts before the engine turns over.

Blue tarp loaded with freshly cut branches and brush on a lawn scattered with clippings
Cleanup

Every branch hauled out

Brush tarped and dragged out of the backyard, clippings swept up. We leave a yard cleaner than the one we walked into.

A newly planted row of pyramidal arborvitae in a fresh bed of dark mulch along a wooden fence
Planting

A privacy screen, planted

A row of arborvitae set along the fence line in fresh mulch, with the bed edges pulled clean. Not every job ends with a stump.

That's a sample

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YOUR TREE.

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