Seattle Tree Removal Challenges: Removing LARGE Trees in TIGHT Neighborhoods.

Join Moi and the skilled crew at Seattle Tree Care as they take on the monumental task of removing a colossal 100-foot fir tree that towers over the iconic University Bridge yet dwarfed by the epic I5 bridge.
The sheer scale of the task is immediately apparent as the crew comes up with a plan of attack. With precision and caution, they strategically dismantle the towering fir, piece by piece, to ensure the safety of the surrounding area and nearby structures.
While Moi gets vertical up the tree, Ryleigh, Keaton and Josh have the priviledge of staring straight up into a downpour as Seattle shows you why everyone thinks it rains here all the time. Ryleigh, a rigging specialist, masterfully lowers each branch cut by Moi as Josh and Keaton feed the chipper.
Throughout the process, expert arborists showcase their proficiency. The video captures the seamless coordination among the team members, highlighting their expertise and experience in handling such complex operations. The perfect example of subject matter experts in thier chosen profession.
Don't miss this extraordinary display of arboriculture mastery and the awe-inspiring process of removing a towering 100-foot fir tree in the shadow of the University Bridge, a true testament to the skill and dedication of these arborists.

[@In-The-Trees]

Absolutely love the videos! the challenge of a small drop zone is the best! The crew did a great job!

[@SeattleTreeCare]

Thanks for watching! The crew really did make it look easy. I have yet to see any of them pass up a challenge and this was no exception.

[@johnpappas2060]

Bless These jobs show a complete group effort to give the customer an outstanding job. Enjoy all your videos.
Thanks 😊

[@SeattleTreeCare]

Our pleasure!

[@sizemoretreeworks]

These videos are awesome to watch

[@SeattleTreeCare]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@aaronjensen4015]

Nice work Moi!

[@SeattleTreeCare]

Moi is a rockstar! The bigger the challenge the more he steps up to it...or rather climbs it.

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Great job guys.. 😁👍

[@SeattleTreeCare]

Thank you 😁

[@pekerja27]

Pohon nya melebihi tinggi jembatan😮

[@SeattleTreeCare]

Translation: The tree was taller than the bridge.

[@mr.k5828]

Great video! What app do you use for jobsite risks and hazards assessment?

[@petergruenwoldt5394]

Great question, Our Operations manager built the job start safety checklist herself✅

[@mr.k5828]

@@petergruenwoldt5394 good stuff!