Tree Removal Before and After Photos From Our Jobs
See how a yard can change with tree work, from a single tree to a cleared lot.
Our Tree Service Photos in Shawano and Nearby Towns
Our tree removal before and after photos show the kinds of work we do for homeowners around Shawano, Bonduel and the rest of northeast Wisconsin. It is one thing to read about a service, and another to see how a crowded yard can open up. These pictures are meant to help you imagine your own property once the job is done, and a good tree removal before and after pair shows the same view from the same spot.
In these pages you will find removals, trimming, stump grinding and overgrown ground cleared back to usable space. Each kind of work links to its own service page, so you can read more about anything that looks like what your yard needs.
Tree Removal Before and After: From Hazard to Open Yard
A removal photo starts with a problem tree. That might be a dead tree, a split trunk, a tree leaning toward the house, or a big tree crowding a garage or driveway. The after shot shows the same spot with the tree gone and more open space around the building.
Removals near homes, sheds and fences take planning. When there is no room to drop a tree whole, it comes down in sections, which is the careful approach a tight space calls for. If a tree in your yard looks like one of these, our tree removal service page explains how we handle it.
Tree Trimming Before and After: Healthier, Safer Trees
Not every tree needs to come down. Tree trimming before and after photos show trees that stay standing, with dead wood taken out, low limbs raised over driveways and roofs, and branches pulled back from siding. The difference is often more light in the yard and a tree that looks balanced again.
Trimming can be a budget friendly way to make a yard safer while keeping the shade you enjoy. To see what goes into a trim, visit our tree trimming service page.
The best trimming photos are often the quiet ones. A tree that has been thinned and shaped does not look cut. It looks healthier, with more light reaching the lawn and fewer limbs hanging over the roof.
Stump Grinding Before and After: Getting the Lawn Back
A stump left behind after a removal can trip people, catch a mower blade and sprout new growth. Stump grinding before and after photos show a stump above the lawn, then the same spot once it has been ground down below the surface. Grinding also takes away the spot where new shoots keep sprouting from the old trunk.
These pictures are a good reminder that a removal does not have to leave a problem behind. Stump grinding is a separate service we offer, whether the stump is from a recent removal or an old one that has been in the way for years. Learn more on our stump grinding service page.
Cleared Lots and Storm Cleanup
Clearing work can make some of the biggest changes in a photo. A before shot shows brush, saplings and fallen trees that have taken over a lot, a fence line or the edge of a field. An after shot shows the same ground opened up for a new building, a garden or a better view. Brush and branches are chipped on site, and debris is hauled with our dump trailer.
Storm photos tell a different story: trees and limbs down across yards, roofs and driveways after high winds. We answer the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Read about our land clearing service and our storm damage cleanup work for more detail.
What a Tree Removal Before and After Photo Tells You
A good tree removal before and after photo shows more than a missing tree. Look at what is still standing nearby, such as the fence, the shed, the garden bed and the trees that were meant to stay. Careful work takes all of it into account. Look at the ground in the after shot, too, and notice the lawn, the driveway and the garden beds around the work area, because protecting them is part of planning a job well.
When you call for a free estimate, ask us how we plan to protect the things around your tree, and ask about cleanup too. We will walk you through the plan before any cutting starts.
Questions About Our Project Photos
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(715) 701-9234What kinds of tree work do the photos show?
The gallery is grouped by the kinds of work we offer: removals of dead, damaged or crowding trees, trimming that keeps healthy trees in shape, stumps ground below the surface, and overgrown lots or storm debris cleared away. Each kind of job matches a service page on our site, so you can read more about any work that looks like what your yard needs.
Can you do a job like one in the photos at my house?
The photos show the services we offer, from single trees close to a house to lots full of brush. Every property is a little different, so the best next step is a free estimate. Call (715) 701-9234, and we will look at your trees, explain your options and talk through what the job would involve.
What happens to the brush and debris on a job like these?
We chip brush and branches on site with our chipper, and debris is hauled with our dump trailer. Every property and every job is different, so ask about cleanup when you get your free estimate. We will explain what the plan covers before any cutting starts, so you know what to expect on the day.
Picture Your Own Before and After
If one of these photos looks like the problem in your yard, we would be glad to help. Estimates are always free, we offer options for every budget, and seniors and veterans receive a discount. Call us at (715) 701-9234, day or night.