Removing a large dead tree in a mobile home park requires more than skill — it demands patience, precision, and a crew trained for tight, high-risk environments. Our team was called to handle a 50+ foot dead tree in Kenmore, sitting just inches from a mobile home and surrounded by limited access points. With homes, driveways, and utilities all packed closely together, this project required expert planning and specialized equipment to ensure the tree came down safely.
Careful Work in a Confined Space
Dead trees pose a unique challenge because their structure becomes brittle and unpredictable. In a mobile home park, the risk is even higher. Our certified arborists used controlled rigging techniques, careful piecemealing, and steady crane support to remove each section without causing damage to nearby homes. Because this tree was located only a few inches from a residence, every cut had to be measured, monitored, and executed with extreme caution.
Throughout the process, we protected the surrounding property, coordinated with residents for safe walkways, and managed debris removal efficiently so the area stayed clean and accessible. Jobs like this require more than standard tree work — they require true precision and experience.
Expert Tree Removal Along Lake Washington
Working near Lake Washington can present additional challenges, including soft ground, slope issues, and restricted maneuvering room. Our team handled each obstacle by selecting the right equipment and adapting our approach to the environment. From setup to final cleanup, safety remained our top priority, and the entire removal was completed without incident.
We also ensured that all debris — including logs, branches, and hazardous deadwood — was fully removed from the property. Customers can choose to have materials chipped, hauled away, or repurposed depending on their needs.