Sitkum Tree Service

We headed to Port Townsend today to take down a row of cedars. Lots of falling, limbing and chipping today. As always, we left the site nice and tidy.

We cleared a few large cedars and some small maples off of a lot yesterday. We spread the chips from the job along the trail for a nice finished look. Nice view.

We took down a couple of big douglas firs earlier this week. One with the bucket and one with a climber. Great day for tree work.

Here are a few shots of some windowing / view enhancement we did for a client in Port Townsend yesterday. Have a great weekend everyone.

We were called in to remove some problem alder trees next to a clients driveway last week. We left several of the trees as habitat snags to retain the wildlife in the area as much as possible.

Here are some before, during and after shots of a lot clearing job we had last week in Port Angeles. Lots of trees down and a happy customer.

We headed to Port Townsend today for a few cedar removals threatening a new housing development. We left the cedars habitat snagged for local wildlife and cleared out a few other dead and dying trees. Beautiful afternoon for tree work.

We also took down a large dead fir yesterday. It was tight quarters but we made quick work of it in the bucket. Beautiful day.

We did some work near the bluffs yesterday on some coastal maples. We took some larger limbs off to reduce the risk of future failures as well as removing multiple dangerous hanging deadwood. As always we left habitat snags on the larger wood to leave a natural look.

Due to the roots destroying the sidewalk, we had to remove this big deodar cedar. It was a good size tree with a ton of brush on it and some service lines to work around. The client requested we leave the stem as a habitat snag.

We had a decent size job here removing a few hemlocks and some cedars and leaving habitat snags for the clients. It's always good to work for people who get excited about what we do. Good day.

We had a big job last week taking down multiple black locust trees and leaving snags for bird habitat. It was a fun job and it stayed fairly dry for us.