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Our work, in our customers' yards
Every photo here was taken by Corey or the crew on a real job in Myrtle Beach, SC. No stock images. Tap any photo for the full size.
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Rigging a removal beside a house. The tarp keeps gear and sawdust off the grass. 
High in a big oak, taking it apart one limb at a time. 
Working an oak that leans over the roof. Every piece is lowered on a rope. 
Deep in a live oak canopy for a pruning job. 
Roped into the crown of a very large oak. 
Clearing limbs off a metal roof with a pole saw. 
Helmet, chaps, hearing protection, and a plan. Every job. 
The compact tracked lift fits through a gate when climbing is not the right call. 
Reaching limbs over a two-story house from the lift. 
Before: tall pines a few feet from the house. 
A big oak on the ground, right where it was meant to land. 
Rounds cut and ready to haul, or to stack for firewood if you want them. 
After: the tree is gone, the lawn is raked, the pile is on the trailer. 
A cleared lot with nothing left on the ground. 
Storm damage: a cedar pushed over toward the house, under the lines. 
Another storm lean. The root plate has started to lift. 
Storm-damaged cedars under the service lines, before cleanup. 
Live oaks over a cottage. Trimmed for clearance, not for looks alone. 
Coastal live oaks over a gravel drive. 
A canopy resting on a shingle roof. This is what gutter clogs and roof damage look like before they happen. 
A metal roof full of oak debris. Clearance trimming fixes the source. 
A mature oak worth keeping. Structural pruning keeps it that way. 
Logs and brush loaded and leaving. 
The dump trailer that takes the pile away. 
Truck and trailer at a jobsite. 
Split oak, stacked and seasoning. 
Firewood racks along a fence line. 
The saw lineup. Sharp chains make clean cuts and safer work. 
Between cuts. 
Corey with a customer after the job. 
Corey on the ground, a climber in the tree behind him. 
The red truck.
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