Aerial lift, climbing, rigging, and suspended sections during pine removal. The photographs show the main stages of the job, from the starting conditions to cleanup.
The photo series shows the tree, access conditions, equipment, controlled cutting and cleanup stages of this job.
This tall pine was taken down with a combination of an aerial lift and a climbing arborist tied in to the trunk. Branches were cut from the top of the canopy first, then trunk sections were rigged and lowered under control into a clear landing area. Using the bucket for upper cuts and rigging for the heavy wood kept the work off the surrounding property.
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Every job starts with a site review of the tree, nearby structures and equipment access, followed by a written scope covering the work method, wood handling and cleanup.
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The photographs show the relationship between the tree, access, nearby property, and the active work zone.
Cut sections, equipment placement, debris handling and the cleared work area.
