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Before & after

Same yard. Same camera. Different tree.

Flip each job · locations matched frame-to-frame

Before: Overgrown California pepper — skirt to the lawn, rig staged — CALIFORNIA PEPPERCalifornia pepper — crown reductionSkirt was on the lawn; now the crown is reduced, thinned, and raised with the gnarled trunk back in view.

CALIFORNIA PEPPERCalifornia pepper — crown reductionSkirt was on the lawn; now the crown is reduced, thinned, and raised with the gnarled trunk back in view.

Before: Climber working the last sweetgum — SWEETGUMSweetgum row — hard reductionThree front-yard trees taken down to scaffold in one visit, brush staged and chipped.

SWEETGUMSweetgum row — hard reductionThree front-yard trees taken down to scaffold in one visit, brush staged and chipped.

Before: Backyard pine before thinning — foliage crowding the walls — TALL TWIN-STEM PINEBackyard pine — raise & thinCrown was crowding the retaining walls; now daylight moves through it and the patio is usable again.

TALL TWIN-STEM PINEBackyard pine — raise & thinCrown was crowding the retaining walls; now daylight moves through it and the patio is usable again.

Before: Hillside eucalyptus rigged for work — EUCALYPTUSHillside eucalyptus — limb removalLow limbs swept the slope; after rigging, the canopy sits clean above the wall line.

EUCALYPTUSHillside eucalyptus — limb removalLow limbs swept the slope; after rigging, the canopy sits clean above the wall line.

EVERY PAIR ABOVE IS THE SAME PROPERTY IN BOTH FRAMES — MATCHED BY FENCE LINES, WALLS, AND HORIZON. NO STAGING, NO STOCK.

Job stories

One job, start to finish.

Arrival → mid-work → done · swipe on mobile

The twin pines, start to finish

One job, three frames: morning arrival, pole-saw work off the top of the chip box, and the finished raise.

Twin roadside pines before their trim — morning arrival — Shaggy lower canopy and interior growth, rig staged down the street. — Twin roadside pines before their trim — morning arrival

Pole saw from the top of the box — Working the twin pines from the chip truck, ladder set against the trunk. — Pole saw from the top of the box

Twin pines raised and cleaned — rig ready to roll — Trunks clean, canopy thinned, truck head-on beneath. — Twin pines raised and cleaned — rig ready to roll

A commercial perimeter, tree by tree

Parkway rows along a block wall — reduction cuts, the chipper running behind cones, and a clean finished stretch.

Fresh crown reduction along a block-wall parkway — Thinned parkway trees, brush staged at the curb, the chip truck working behind the wall. — Fresh crown reduction along a block-wall parkway

Crew feeding the chipper behind the chip truck — Street coned off, brush going in, freshly reduced crown overhead. — Crew feeding the chipper behind the chip truck

Parkway trees trimmed and cleaned along a perimeter wall — Matching cuts down the whole stretch — crew finishing far down the sidewalk. — Parkway trees trimmed and cleaned along a perimeter wall

The creekside cottonwood

A big riparian takedown — the crew on the felled trunk, then bucking it into rounds.

Big creekside cottonwood takedown — crew on the felled trunk — Two sawyers standing on a massive bucked log, mountains behind. — Big creekside cottonwood takedown — crew on the felled trunk

Bucking the felled trunk — Chainsaw work on the big cottonwood rounds — UFO shirt front and center. — Bucking the felled trunk

The queen palm, skirt to fountain

No bucket truck reaches this crown — it's spurs, a saddle, and a climb. Same palm, same climber, same trip up: the low fronds drooping into a full skirt, then cut back to an upright fountain.

Queen palm still carrying a full skirt of low fronds — Climber at the head on spurs and a saddle; the first cut fronds are already down by the retaining wall. — Queen palm still carrying a full skirt of low fronds

The same queen palm with the drooping skirt cut away — Low fronds gone, the crown left standing as an upright fountain — climber still at the head on spurs. — The same queen palm with the drooping skirt cut away

A front-yard canopy raise

Pole-saw work through a dense evergreen, straight into the chipper at the curb.

Pole-saw work raising a dense front-yard canopy — Cut branches down on the planting bed, chipper at the curb. — Pole-saw work raising a dense front-yard canopy

Feeding the chipper — chip box filling up on a quiet street — Brush in, chips out. The yard leaves with us. — Feeding the chipper — chip box filling up on a quiet street

The rest of the field

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Species named only when we're sure

Canary Island date palm with a fresh pineapple cut — Crown shaped, trunk cleaned — hillside yard with a valley view. — **Canary Island date palm with a fresh pineapple cut**Crown shaped, trunk cleaned — hillside yard with a valley view.

Twin Mexican fan palms skinned high above a pool grotto — Clean trunks and full crowns beside the spiral staircase and rock waterfall. — **Twin Mexican fan palms skinned high above a pool grotto**Clean trunks and full crowns beside the spiral staircase and rock waterfall.

Years of dead thatch — a fan palm overdue for skinning — A full dead-frond skirt towering over a single-story home: exactly the fire fuel we remove. — **Years of dead thatch — a fan palm overdue for skinning**A full dead-frond skirt towering over a single-story home: exactly the fire fuel we remove.

Severe crown reduction on a big front-yard shade tree — Scaffold limbs cut back hard, chipper still on scene. — **Severe crown reduction on a big front-yard shade tree**Scaffold limbs cut back hard, chipper still on scene.

Rolling up to a pine job in low morning sun — Truck and chipper beneath the tall crowns. — **Rolling up to a pine job in low morning sun**Truck and chipper beneath the tall crowns.

Twin-leader pine towering over a two-story — scoped for trimming — Dense canopy leaning across the roofline. — **Twin-leader pine towering over a two-story — scoped for trimming**Dense canopy leaning across the roofline.

Olive trim on a hillside street — Climber in the silver canopy, second crew below, rig on the road. — **Olive trim on a hillside street**Climber in the silver canopy, second crew below, rig on the road.

High-desert pine trimmed and raised — fresh cuts still bright — Joshua trees beyond the block wall. Unmistakably the Antelope Valley. — **High-desert pine trimmed and raised — fresh cuts still bright**Joshua trees beyond the block wall. Unmistakably the Antelope Valley.

Complete topping at the picket-fence corner — cleaned up and done — Every leader cut, debris gone. — **Complete topping at the picket-fence corner — cleaned up and done**Every leader cut, debris gone.

Ladder work inside a broad backyard pine — Fresh-cut boughs on the ground, ladder set against the trunk. — **Ladder work inside a broad backyard pine**Fresh-cut boughs on the ground, ladder set against the trunk.

Thinned ash against a cypress backdrop — An open, see-through crown on a spreading multi-leader tree. — **Thinned ash against a cypress backdrop**An open, see-through crown on a spreading multi-leader tree.

Ash cleaned and thinned behind the iron fence — Debris down, crew finishing at the fence line. — **Ash cleaned and thinned behind the iron fence**Debris down, crew finishing at the fence line.

Spurs and a chainsaw — taking a multi-stem tree apart piece by piece — Climber on gaffs with a rigging line, branded pickup across the street. — **Spurs and a chainsaw — taking a multi-stem tree apart piece by piece**Climber on gaffs with a rigging line, branded pickup across the street.

Courtyard pines raised over the lawns at an apartment complex — Canopies lifted clear of roofs and walkways above the common lawn. — **Courtyard pines raised over the lawns at an apartment complex**Canopies lifted clear of roofs and walkways above the common lawn.

ALEPPO-TYPE PINE

The UFO rig on site — chip truck and chipper under a big pineFull services list and the alien logo legible on the box.

Courtyard pine rows after canopy raising — Trunks clean to height along the winding path between buildings. — **Courtyard pine rows after canopy raising**Trunks clean to height along the winding path between buildings.

Stump grinding at a backyard block wall — Tracked grinder chewing a stump below grade — crew in UFO shirts. — **Stump grinding at a backyard block wall**Tracked grinder chewing a stump below grade — crew in UFO shirts.

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