TreePlucker

Here comes the wind. Blowing old trees over since 1492.

Impressive mistakes. Harvester chain win. @ Elma, New York

I am hiring again as we are expanding and need a responsible, reliable worker interested in being outside around some extremely dangerous and exciting tree removal equipment! Start at 730am in West Seneca, we change job sites multiple times daily or every few days so, the work stays very interesting. Must be mechanically inclined/interested! No experience needed.. will train, but pay is based on experience. To inquire, please call 860.1986.

Firechiptruck progress

We have completed 1 week of the orchard park roadside brush removal contract. We have learned a lot and went through an exponential improvement in logistics and procedures. We have a chipper crew leading through each zone and communicating with the grapple truck behind... the piles which can be more efficiently grabbed with a grapple are recorded and may lag a day... so if your pile was skipped by the chipper, it will likely be taken by the grapple truck within the next d...ay. If your pile doesn't meet the town guidelines, you may find that we have not taken anything, or only taken a portion of the pile. We had a complaint where we missed some small piles.. and we realized that parked cars had blocked our view of them... please bare with us as some mistakes are inevitable. No rootballs are picked up.. the soil damages our equipment and the town's wood processor... so roots and soil will be left at curb. We dont pick up leaves, and we dont pick up mixed piles of leaves and sticks. We cant pick up debris like plastic, trash, and lumber, etc... so if it's all mixed, we are likely to leave the pile. Of course your tax dollars pay for this service, which means that everyone has paid a portion... We appreciate it if you do not try to take advantage of the service and slow everyone else's paid service down... keep the piles small, organized, and within guidelines and we can be more efficient to help everyone receive timely service. We currently have our normal contracts on hold while this contract is dialed in and should be resuming regular tree work within a week's time, so thank you for your patience.

We are excited to serve the town with our new solutions. Stay tuned.

Customer had a pine tree leaning and uprooting from the wind yesterday, so we took care of the leaner and 3 others which were at his rental. Its always a better deal to deal with errrthing at once. @ West Seneca, New York

We made the news today! A wind storm last night, knocked over a large black locust (dense wood, big spikes). Luckily nobody in the house was injured, the tree entered the home right next to a children's beds in their bedroom very early in the morning. Must have been scary. The tree severed the gas line and took out electrical going to the house. We were able to remove the tree off of the house and car with our crane so we kept our feet safely on the ground for the whole time. Thank you to West Seneca Highway and other personnel, and other utility emergency personnel. Everybody came together quickly to get this fixed for the family.

Big pine tree, Grind stump and roots, remove grindings.

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Christmas came early at Tree Plucker LLc today, unboxing the debris predator, so far so good! I like the removable handle for storage the best.. means less likely to get crushed when not in use! And plenty of snow today. @ Allentown, Buffalo

This tree had a big butt. It slowed us down. The 'ol grapple truck couldn't lift the butt logs so we used the crane. The weather was cold, rainy, and the last day snowy. But we got it. Some people ask us what we do with the wood... Typically if it's good burning firewood that is manageable (under 30" diameter) , we drop it for free to locals that want to turn it into firewood themselves. If it's too big and nasty we take it to my friend with the big excavator photoed and eventually it is ground up, colored, and sold as mulch locally.