Tree Removal/Poison Ivy/Weeds

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  This Mulberry tree is full of vines and not very eye-appealing. 

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  The tree was shredded into the corner using a chipper.  The ground was tilled, graded, and seeded.

Trees and Briers

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  The owner wanted these trees and briers removed so he could make the yard bigger for his children.

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  In the Spring, a skidsteer will scrape the brush roots out and spread topsoil across the whole back yard.

Trees near the house

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  This tree was roped to keep it from crushing the house while it was being cut.

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  Now it is gone.  Most large trees near houses or lines are best left to a specialist with a crew and crane.

Brush Removal

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  The weeds and briers were pulled out.  The hill was then raked clean of debris

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  I came back and sprayed ground clear and poison ivy killer twice over two months.

Brush Clearing 

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  This clearing job was on a steep hill so a chipper could not be used.

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  The brush was dragged to the woods and cut down.

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  This angle is looking up the hill.

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  Here is the same view after cleared.

Brush Clearing

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  The piles of brush are ready to be chipped.

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  The chipped material can be directed back into the fence line where it will decomposee.

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  After the debris is removed, the ground is raked and groomed for seeding.