Projects, Featured Jobs, & Testimonials
This page features some of our recent work.
Raised Beds
- Custom made raised garden beds made out of rot resistant rough cut hemlock.
WHITE PINE REMOVAL PROJECT
- Durham, Maine
GARDENING PROJECT
- Freeport, Maine
OAK REMOVALS
- Harpswell, Maine
CONTAINER PLANTINGS
- Cumberland Foreside, Maine
CONTAINER PLANTINGS
- Saco, Maine
WHITE PINE REMOVALS
- Topsham, Maine
BROWNTAIL CATERPILLAR NEST REMOVAL
- Freeport, Maine
- Maine Coast Waldorf School
BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR WORK IN NOBLEBORO
Sugar bush thinning to reduce competition to enhance the remaining sugar maples on this beautiful lake front property. Click on the link below to see a short, fun video. Additional pics below, as well.
MULTI-STEM OAK REMOVAL
This oak tree in Harpswell was damaged in a fall wind storm. It’s old age and heart rot led to its inability to withstand the strong winds. Due to surrounding structures, the owner decided to have the tree removed for safety purposes.
BIRCH TREE REMOVAL
The owner had several birch trees he wanted removed that got weighted down in the winter with snow. They were also right next to utility lines and the neighbor’s garage. We also removed a birch along the walkway to the owner’s house. This was a fun project that took some creativity to safely and successfully remove the trees. It was a beautiful blue sky day and we ended up with a happy customer.
TRAIL CLEARING
Trail storm clean up! So fun! A beautiful fall day. Here are a few before & after pics of our work clearing trails today. If we clear it, they will hike it! ??The last log left intentionally as a trail marker. We also left all the debris for critter habitat, future compost & “tools” for children imagination.
DRIVEWAY CLEARANCE
Today we cleared this driveway for improved egress which is important for snow removal & emergency access. You want fire trucks and ambulances to fit in your driveway should you ever need them. Provide space before it’s needed in an emergency. We can help!
HELPING AN APPLE TREE
This week we had the pleasure of helping this 200 year old apple tree that had a major branch break.
Apple trees are susceptible to heart rot, as seen in the picture below. Protect your apple trees by reducing branch loads with deadwood pruning, bracing or cabeling before winter. We can help you create a plan to maintain your apple trees for long term growth, safety and aesthetics!
