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Discover how forestry mulch enhances Northwoods landscapes by improving soil health, reducing weeds, retaining moisture, and creating a natural finish.

Our regular customer, Timber Ridge Golf Club, called upon us to remove a large white pine that sustained significant lightning damage and required immediate removal.

"This week’s project involved the removal of a large white pine located directly on the shoreline and leaning toward a pier and boat lift. The tree had begun uprooting, causing visible soil movement and cracking, and was lifting sections of the landscape walkway behind the root system.

This week’s project involved the removal of several large trees located directly within a gravel driveway and blocking access to the garage. After removal, each stump was ground out and the driveway was regraded and finished so cleanly that it is impossible to tell the trees were ever there in the first place.

This setup allows us to quickly process dense brush, small trees, and overgrowth in place, converting it into a uniform mulch layer while restoring access and visibility throughout the property.

This week’s work focused on a long, overgrown driveway where we completed full-length clearance and vegetation management over a driveway that spans about 300 yards.

Discover what “lot clear” means on the Turtle Flambeau Flowage, including regulations, land use, and what property owners and visitors need to know.

This week’s work brought us to a lakefront property in Manitowish Waters where we completed the removal of ten large red and white pines situated in tight quarters around the home and garage.