Gallery
Loads & Equipment
The truck, the grapple, and what a finished job site looks like when we pull off it.
Photos from active job sites are being added here as we work. If you want to see something specific before you book — how the truck sits in a tight residential driveway, what a full trailer of palm actually looks like, how we approach soft ground — call and ask and we will send it to you directly.
Already worked with us? We are glad to have photos of the finished site, with your company credited.
What you are looking at when the photos land
The truck
A 70-yard grapple truck with an 80-yard trailer, and what that actually holds when it is full rather than in theory.
Tree service loads
Trunks, rounds and brush off residential takedowns — the wood a crew would otherwise be loading by hand.
Land clearing
Stumps and root balls off lots under site prep, and what a windrow looks like before and after.
Storm work
What volume actually looks like in the week after a named storm, when every yard on the street has a pile.
Why photos matter more than descriptions here
Yardage is close to meaningless as a mental picture. Nobody looks at a pile of oak in a front yard and thinks in cubic yards. What people actually want to know is simpler: will that go in one trip, and will the truck fit down my client’s driveway?
That is what these photos are for. A shot of a full trailer next to a house gives you a reference you can hold up against your own job site, which is worth more than any figure we could publish.
It works in the other direction too. If you send us a photo of your pile from across the street, with something in frame for scale, we can usually tell you on the spot whether it is one trip or two — and how long we will be on your site.
Need a load gone?
Call and talk to the person who will actually be driving the truck. Tell us the city, what is on the ground and roughly how much of it, and we will tell you when we can be there.