Photo Gallery - Dismantling a Tree: Start to Finish

The following photos show the safe dismantle of a Cherry tree that had a huge crack in the trunk, it was removed and the owners do not have to fear it falling on their home or property:

Here you see the removal of nine Spruce trees along power lines, all safely dismantled for the homeowner:

In this series of five photos, you can see how this tall tree is safely and systematically dismantled down to the ground:

Here is another look at a tree being safely dismantled:

The following was a diseased Elm tree (6 ft. diameter) that was next to a cement patio and outdoor firepit area, access was not possible by a crane or bucket truck, without the homeowner cutting down a line of nice Bradford Pear trees (not to mention the lawn would have been ruined).  A Cut Above Tree Removal successfully removed this problem tree without ruining the lawn and without needing to remove any of the healthy pear trees.

The following is a set of before and after photos of a difficult Pin Oak removal - it was in a tight space near the owner's home, but was removed safely with no problems.

Before:

After: