arborist equipment
Our New Ommelift 2750 Spider Lift
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View From Atop a Pine Tree
Blackberry at Olympia Granby Museum today. Tricky
Taking Care of Some Big Pine Trees in Irmo SC
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Tuck's Single Rope Technique Ascent
Tuck's Single Rope Technique Ascent to dislodge a massive broken and hanging limb. Safety first.
Cutting Down a Pine Tree
Water Oak Removal in Gaston SC
Large water oak removal in Gaston. It had a nasty lean over a house. Several large limbs had to be strategically dropped before the spar could be felled.
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Lake Murray Pine Tree Removal
Under Trimming a Water Oak Tree at the Olympia-Granby Mill Village Museum in Columbia South Carolina (SC)
Using a power pole saw to prune a water oak (aka "Spotted Oak") (Quercus nigra)
Using a Power Pole Saw to Trim Lower Limbs of a Wild Cherry Tree at Olympia-Granby Mill Village Museum
Using a Pole Pruner to Prune a Wild Cherry Tree
Wood Chipping Trimmed Tree Limbs with the JP Carlton 2012 Wood Chipper
Pruning Tree Limbs Overhanging above Building
Water Oak Tree Trimming at Olympia-Granby Mill Village Museum Columbia South Carolina
Hackberry tree pruning in Columbia SC Olympia-Granby Mill Village Museum
Professional Tree Care Crew in front of our Ford F-750 with Southco Forestry Body
Canopy Thinning and Tree Trimming of Hackberry Tree at Olympia-Granby Mill Village Museum
Pole Pruner at Olympia-Granby Mill Village Museum
Portrait of the Owner in Front of Tree Stumps
This was a fallen tree, and it was too big for the owner to handle themselves, so they called a professional tree service company (Alpine Tree Care!) to do the removal.
Alpine Tree Care's New Truck and a Pile of Wood Chips
She's beautiful!
The Climb Begins
This maple tree had a failure, and, it being close to a power line, the owner chose to completely remove the tree.
Chipping the Wood to Haul Off at the End of the Job
Revving Up the J.P. Carlton 2012 Wood Chipper
Throwing Rigging Line to a Limb Up Above
You get good at dangling from a tree and aiming your rigging line to secure limbs you're about to trim.
Planning the Next Move - One Limb at a Time
Removing a big tree in the middle of houses, next to a power line, and over other valuable property is a meticulous job. A trained arborist and tree care specialist has the experience to know each step to take to insure the safe removal of the tree. One has to choose which limbs to cut in what order, and with each step the team of tree care professionals have to be alert and aware of their surroundings. Everyone should be on the same page, and safety is always the number one priority.
Port-A-Wrap Lowering Device
This is a deceptively simple looking device. It is indispensable in the field. Tree work is grueling work, and with the port-a-wrap lowering device, a single person, with relative ease, can safely lower huge limbs trimmed from the top of a tree.
SherrillTree® Deluxe Folding Cube RopeBoss®
Stihl HT Telescoping Pole Pruner
Husqvarna 390 XP® Chainsaw
http://www.husqvarna.com/us/landscape-and-groundcare/products/chainsaws/390-xp/
Puma™ Harness Complete with Arborist Equipment
