Powell · July 2026
A large sycamore in the back yard had grown out over the fence line. Sycamore gets big fast and sheds limbs at size, and the whole spread of this one was on the wrong side of the fence.
A smaller maple sat in the corner of the same yard. Both came out on the same day.
The lift did the work on both. That kept the crew out of the canopy and, more to the point, kept the weight of every cut section under control on the way down instead of over a fence that would have folded under any of it.
The brush did not leave the property. The homeowner wanted chip, so the chipper was set up in the back yard and everything green went into a designated spot — a mulch pile where it was wanted rather than a truckload driven off. The hardwood was a different matter, and all of it was removed and hauled.
One day, two trees, and a fence still standing.
Chipping on site is the cheaper end of debris handling when you have somewhere to put it. Tell us on the estimate whether you want the chip or want it gone.