Losing Limbs Tree Service

About Losing Limbs Tree Service

August storms come up the hollows fast around Laurens, one ridge at a time, and by morning there is always a fence line with a maple lying across it. Losing Limbs Tree Service lives in that after-part — saw running at first light, wood cut to length, the pasture wire freed and the road shoulder swept clean. In fair weather the work turns preventive: pruning out what has died, trimming back limbs that hang over a porch, taking down the hollow trunk that has leaned a little further every year. Removals happen with the barn, the wires and the garden all still exactly where they were. Hill country asks a great deal of its trees, and there is quiet pride in helping the good ones stay.