Kohala Tree service

About Kohala Tree service

The road through Kapaʻau passes the Kamehameha statue and keeps going until it simply stops at the Pololū lookout, where the green cliffs step away north into the mist. Kohala Tree service works this end of the island, where the wet windward side grows trees in a hurry and the wind off the water tests every one of them. Trimming keeps mango and shower trees back from the old plantation-town rooflines and clear of the lines along the highway. When a tree must come out, it comes out in pieces, worked top down on ground that slopes toward a gulch more often than not. Storm mornings start early here — limbs cut, the driveway opened, the yard raked back to itself before the day warms up.