The A.S.H. bucket truck with its boom over a roof and the crew working on the ridge

Our work

His trucks, his crew, real jobs on the east side. The thing worth looking at in every one of these is not the tree coming down, it is the state of the yard afterward.

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Recent jobs, as they happened

A climber taking an ivy-covered tree down in sections between two houses, the bucket truck on a big front-yard tree, and the wood on the lawn before it is hauled.

A climber at the top of a bare trunk beside a two-story house

A tall ivy-covered twin-stem tree between two houses, a crew member working at its base

The green A.S.H. bucket truck set up on the lawn beside a house

The climber at the top of the tree beside a two-story house, taking it down in sections

A rope rigged around the trunk to lower a cut section

A large trunk cut into sections across a back yard, the stump beside the house

An ivy-covered twin-stem tree standing between two houses

A climber high in the tree, working the top between two houses

From the bucket, a trunk being cut down in sections over a front yard

Sawdust on a fresh cut, with old wire the tree had grown around exposed in the wood

The bucket working a large front-yard tree, its crown already cut back hard

Looking up at the ivy-covered tree, one stem already cut back, beside the house

Looking down from the bucket at the yard and the trunk below

A crew member watching from the ground as the climber works the top of the tree

A crew member beside the cut tree, the A.S.H. truck and chipper behind

Sections of a felled trunk lying on the lawn between two houses

A climber tied in at the top of a tall stripped trunk beside the houses

The A.S.H. bucket truck in a driveway with its boom raised

Removals and storm work

Taking them down

An A.S.H. bucket lift high in the crown of a maple against a blue sky — **Bucket lift, maple crown.** Taking the top out in lengths rather than dropping it.

Storm damage across a Reynoldsburg street, limbs down over the road and the tree lawn — **The morning after a front.** Limbs down over the road and the tree lawn in Reynoldsburg.

Trimming and cleanup

And putting the yard back

A front yard maple with the cuttings from a crown lift on the grass — **Crown lift, front yard.** The cuttings on the grass before they went through the chipper.

Brush stacked on a lawn beside the truck part way through a trimming job — **Part way through.** Brush stacked beside the truck, working the pile down.

A cleared front lawn with the stump ground out and the soil raked back — **Finished.** Stump ground out below grade and the soil raked back ready to seed.

Same tree

A black walnut over a shed and a deck

The limbs the owner was worried about, taken off, with the rest of the tree left healthy and standing. This is the outcome most people do not know is available to them, because they assumed the answer was removal.

A backyard maple with its full canopy before the crown was reduced — **Before.** The full canopy, before the crown was reduced.

The same backyard maple with the crown reduced and the cuttings on the lawn — **After.** The same tree with the crown reduced and the cuttings still on the lawn.

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