This oak tree came down due to a microburst, the same microburst that took down the willow tree below. Under the oak tree are two vehicles, which can barely be seen on the left hand side of the image. The silver vehicle which can be seen in the 'After' image, was under the oak tree.

     This willow tree came down due to a microburst, the same microburst that took down the oak tree above. Under the willow tree is an vehicle. The silver vehicle which can be seen in the 'After' image, was under the willow tree.

     This slide show demonstrates the steps involved in removing a large size pine tree that does not have access from the neighbors yard.

     To remove this type of a pine tree, we utilized the multiple pick method which allows us to safely take the tree down and minimizing the damage to the surrounding areas.

     This slide show demonstrates the steps involved in removing a medium size pine tree.

     To remove this type of a pine tree, we utilized the single pick method which allows us to safely take the tree down and minimizing the damage to the surrounding areas.

     To safely remove this large willow tree, we are utilizing the multiple pick method. When utilizing this method we remove one large branch (leader) of the tree at a time.

     This provides safety to our employees as well as controlling the landing area as to minimize disturbance to the surrounding areas.