Sandy Lake is a different kind of tree job than the city work. Out here you have lakefront and near-lake properties, cottages and year-round homes tucked into hardwoods, and a lot of parcels with several wooded acres behind the house. Owners usually want two things: the hazardous trees near the structure taken out, and the edge of the woods pushed back so the yard, the drive, and the septic field stay clear.
The tree mix leans oak, maple, cherry, and hemlock, with wet ground near Sandy Creek and the lake basin. Shallow-rooted trees in saturated soil are the ones that come over in a storm, and they tend to come over whole — root plate and all. That is a job for a machine, not a homeowner with a chainsaw, and we bring loaders and a grapple truck for exactly that.
Land and lot clearing is a big part of what we do around Sandy Lake, Stoneboro, and Jackson Center: opening a building site, reclaiming a field edge, clearing a fence line, or grinding out the stumps a previous contractor left behind. We can clear selectively too, leaving the specimen oaks and taking out the crowded, weak, and dying stems around them.
What we do in Sandy Lake
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