A maple off the house, a mimosa off the fence

Two trees, two different jobs, and they were priced separately so the homeowner could take one and leave the other.

The maple in the front yard had grown into two things at once. The house on one side, the power lines on the other, and a crown wide enough to be touching both. The scope on that tree was a trim, not a removal. Clearance was the problem, so clearance is what got fixed, and the maple is still standing in that front yard.

The trimming went off the lift, cutting back from the roof line and back from the conductors. Every bit of brush was chipped and hauled off the property.

The mimosa in the back yard was the removal. It had grown out over the backyard fence, which is where a mimosa usually ends up, and it came out completely — felled and cleared off the lift the same as the maple.

Both in one day, one lift, one setup.