Big Mountain Tree Service

About Big Mountain Tree Service

The larch on the hillsides above Columbia Falls turn gold before anything else in the valley remembers it's fall, needles dropping through October until the trees stand bare against the first real snow sliding down off Columbia Mountain. Big Mountain Tree Service works through that transition into winter, clearing driveways and yards shaded by cedar and larch alike, properties where the canopy holds snow long after the open river flats nearby have started to melt. The Flathead River runs cold and close to a lot of these lots, and the ground stays damp and quick to ice under a fresh layer of snow. Clearing a drive here means working around root systems and low branches as carefully as around the snow itself, since the same big trees that shade a yard all summer are exactly what makes a winter driveway slick and shadowed. By the time the job's finished, the drive is open clear to the road, cedar and larch standing over it the way they have all along.