Wild Bill Tree Service

About Wild Bill Tree Service

The maples that gave Maple Mountain its name still grow thick along Mapleton's upper streets and the canyon draws feeding down from it, and a heavy snow bends their bare limbs into shapes that don't straighten out again until the thaw. Wild Bill Tree Service reads that canopy before it ever starts plowing a driveway underneath it, because a tree-lined street holds its snow differently than an open one — shaded longer, iced later, and hung with branches that shed their load without warning. The crew clears driveways and walks through Mapleton's older, tree-heavy blocks near the canyon mouth, working around root heaves and low limbs the way a tree crew learns to. Winter here means watching the trees as much as the pavement, since a branch dropping its snow load can undo a clean driveway in a single gust. The result, storm after storm, is a street that's clear underfoot with the maples still standing bare and heavy overhead.