womer's tree service

About womer's tree service

Shelton sits at the junction where Highway 101 and Highway 3 meet, a crossroads that log trucks and travelers headed for the Olympic Peninsula or Hood Canal pass through every day of the year, storm or not. womer's tree service works the properties along those highway approaches, clearing storm-damaged limbs that come down over driveways and access roads feeding onto the busier routes. Snow along the highway shoulders behaves differently than it does on a quiet backroad, packed and refrozen by the trucks that keep moving through no matter the weather. Clearing a driveway near the junction means timing the work around that traffic, then getting the plow blade through fast once there's a gap. It's an unusual kind of Shelton job, working at the edge of a town that's really more of a gateway, keeping the way clear for everyone just passing through as much as for the people who live there.