Eleven cedars trimmed back to the property line

Eleven cedars run along the driveway on this property, following the line between it and the place next door. Only the branches on the owner’s side came off. Nothing past the boundary was touched.

That restraint is the whole job. A cedar row on a shared line is where boundary arguments start, and a crew that trims through the line because the reach is easier from that side leaves the homeowner holding a problem long after the truck has gone.

The work went off the lift. Eleven trees in a row is reach work rather than rigging work, and a lift holds a straight line down a boundary more reliably than a climber moving from one stem to the next.

Every bit of debris left with the crew. Nothing stacked, nothing chipped into a pile at the back, nothing for the homeowner to move afterward.