Robert Jefferies Logging & Tree Service

About Robert Jefferies Logging & Tree Service

The stands of fir that gave Silver Firs its name don't shed a heavy snow quietly—a wet Pacific load tests every limb, and it's often the same crew that thins deadwood and clears storm damage through the timber who come back out with plow blades once the flakes actually start sticking to pavement. Robert Jefferies Logging & Tree Service works the rural cuts and long driveways cut back into the woods south of the Snohomish valley, places where a fallen branch and an icy grade are the same kind of problem to solve. Snow rarely stays past noon out here, but while it's down it turns every gravel lane into a puzzle of ruts and drifts, and there's real reward in laying down a clean, gripping path where an hour before there was none. By evening, headlights swing up driveways dry to the gravel, fir boughs still dark and dripping overhead, and the woods around Silver Firs go back to being just quiet.