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Every clip below is a real project from around Bayfield, Ashland, Cable, Hayward, and the surrounding communities. We film short walk-throughs on the job so you can see the equipment we run, the way the crew works around structures, and what a finished site actually looks like after the trees, brush, and debris are gone.

Property owners in northern Wisconsin usually watch these to answer three questions: What does the equipment look like? How careful is the crew? How is the site left when we're done? The videos below cover all three — grapples clearing storm-dropped limbs, cranes lifting big removals over structures, and stump grinders leveling old cuts flush to the yard.

The MARK II skidsteer grapple is one of our most-used tools; it lets us move heavy log rounds and brush without dragging equipment across a homeowner's lawn. On lot clearing jobs, we run larger chippers and skidsteer forestry attachments so a wooded parcel can be turned over to a builder in days rather than weeks. On residential removals, the crane keeps big trees off structures, driveways, and outbuildings when a straight fell isn't safe.