Sharp Tree Removal

About Sharp Tree Removal

A wet snow is heavier than a dry one, and the Douglas fir stands around Battle Ground carry that weight badly, dropping limbs onto driveways and roofs long before the snow itself causes any trouble. Sharp Tree Removal spends the cold months answering calls that start the same way: a branch down across a driveway, or a whole limb resting on a carport after an overnight ice storm. Sharp's crews work block by block after a storm, clearing what fell before clearing any snow underneath it, since a driveway buried under a fir limb is a bigger problem than a driveway buried under two inches of snow. Ice does more damage here than the snow ever does, coating branches that were never built to carry that kind of weight and snapping the brittle ones clean off. By the time the thaw sets in, the wood is stacked at the curb and the driveways underneath are clear again.