Above the confluence, the bluff timber at McKinley Woods goes bare in November and you can finally see the river from the road. Uprooted Tree Service reads trees the same way, structure first, once the leaves quit hiding it. They prune for strong unions and open centers, trim what hangs over a deck or a service drop, and take out the dead ash that this stretch of Illinois has too much of. When wind comes up the valley and puts a limb through a fence, the storm damage cleanup is one long day of saw and chipper, ending when the grass shows again. Nothing fancy in the telling; the yard is the proof.