A 93-year-old western red cedar — 5 feet across and roughly 160 feet tall — taken down to make room for a new horse arena and shop, along with several other large trees on the property.
This was a big one. A 93-year-old western red cedar, about five feet thick at the base and roughly 160 feet tall, standing right where the owners wanted a new horse arena and shop to go. It had to come down — cleanly, and without tearing up the rest of the property.
DirtRaptor handled the whole job: felling and bucking the cedar and several other large trees, hauling out the logs, and grinding and cleaning up the debris so the site was left flat and ready to build on. That reach — arborist-led tree work plus the excavation and haul-off to clear the ground after — is the whole point of running one crew for both.
