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This commercial client requested that the bushes surrounding the parking garage were trimmed back behind the parking barrier. Small job with huge results.

Having an licensed tree expert with years of experience is crucial for certain projects. This was a removal of a Leyland Cypress next to an underground propane tank. We did contact Miss Utility and the propane company to mark the area, and ultimately decided to not grind the stump due to the proximity of the gas tank valve. Some companies may have pushed for the additional service, but at TimberJack Tree Service, we always make sure that safety is at the forefront of our decisions.

Many clients began assessing trees they assumed were safe after the storms we had in the beginning of 2026. This tree had been allowed to stand, to the point that the owner's constructed the shed lean-to around the tree. Still, no shingles were harmed, and the stump was even ground nearby a support beam.

Trees don't follow property lines. This tree fell onto the neighboring roof, puncturing through the shingles in some areas. For this particular project, a lift was needed to keep the climber safe while he provided calculated cuts to remove the tree safely; for the crew and the homeowner.

This pine had been allowed to grow right next to the structure for many years prior to our customer purchasing the home. What you cannot see in this picture is the powerlines that had to be coordinated with Delmarva Power for disconnect, so that the tree could be removed safely. There are times equipment just is not able to reach the tree, so it is important to have a licensed tree climber.

After the snow storm, we received several calls for emergency removals of trees that had fallen into or on top of homes. In this case, the tree completely uprooted and needed to be expertly rigged off of the roof to prevent further damage.