PANORAMA BEFORE

Again our thanis to Surj who enthusiastically took our camera and loaded pictures of his house before the trees were taken out. Due to mechanical problems, the job was started before we could get the pictures ourselves.

SURJ

Having just tasted his first saw dust, Surj is smiling ear to ear about the job he has done. Notice the large red badge on the tree behind him. Looks as if Surj has inflected a large hematoma to the tree!

LOOK MOM - NO LIMBS

With Surj's help we have the lims removed (amputated) and now ready to "fell" the main trunk before starting to remove the stump.

CLEAN UP

Before doing the stump it is a good time to remove the brush and wood from the work site.

STUMP REMOVAL

Setup to start the removal of the stump.

GRINDING

Grinding the stump

CLOSER LOOK

Closer look at the setup for removing the stump

GROUND LEVEL

We have removed the stump to the ground level

COMPLETED

Grinding has been completed. The stump and immediate root system has been removed.

DEBRIS REMOVED

All the debris is removed from the hole

BLACK DIRT

Black dirt is added to the hole and grass seed applied on top to complete the job.

TRIMMING TREES

Trees on along the driveway were also trimmed

CANOPY RAISED

Low hanging branches are removed to raise the canopy around the lawn and driveway.

PANORAMA AFTER

Thanks to Surj for providing these pictures! This shows the work site after the job has been completed. Compare this to the before picture above.

SIDE VIEW - Before

Veiw from the far side of the driveway looking through the tree that was trimmed.

SIDE VIEW - After

Side view of the job sight after the job was completed.

CLOCK

Clock made from the wood in Surj's tree. The wood came from the crotch area where all the main branchs attched to the trunk.

SURJ

Surj with his clock.