Before & After
Before & After
Photos documenting recent projects from start to finish.
STRESSED LIVE OAK | BEFORE
This live oak is showing signs of stress after construction was completed at the property. Photo of this tree was taken in November 2019 before a Stressed Tree Care Plan was implemented.
STRESSED LIVE OAK | AFTER
This photo was taken in August 2025 after 5 years of being on a Stressed Tree Care Plan.
LIVE OAK TRIM | BEFORE
Live Oak with heavy amount foliage almost touching neighbors roof.
LIVE OAK TRIM | AFTER
Live Oak has been trimmed to ensure there aren't any branches touching the roof of the neighbors home. Pruning more established trees helps to allow for more light and air to pass through the crown, this can help mitigate any potential storm damage.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | BEFORE
This magnolia tree is one of many that were in decline on a single property. This photo is from April 15, 2024 prior to the tree receiving a tree health care plan.
STRESSED MAGNOLIA | AFTER
This after photo was taken June 27, 2024 of a magnolia tree after receiving multiple interventions to improve its health. In addition to a tree health care plan of a deep root fertilization with Biopack plus and Sea3 applied by our TDA licensed technician the owner also fixed the irrigation and cleared the root flare. The difference in health is beautiful.
RED OAK REMOVAL | BEFORE
This red oak had a large split in it and needed to be removed due to safety concerns. It had fallen above the home and is also partially resting in the tree adjacent to it. Both trees were planted by the homeowners in 1977.
RED OAK REMOVAL
Our expert climbers use rigging to ensure branches slowly and safely descend to the ground to protect property and to keep everyone on site safe.
RED OAK REMOVAL
This red oak dbh was 45" and took our crew two days to completely remove. Once the tree is removed our stump grinding crew will come in and complete the project.
RED OAK REMOVAL
Stump cut down as close to the root as possible prior to grinding.
RED OAK REMOVAL | AFTER
After photo of the red oak once it has been completely removed, stump ground, and the hole back filled with mulch. Any excess mulch can be used in surrounding landscaping, or if you’d prefer we can haul it away for an additional fee.