First In Forestry

05/20/2026

Step 1 of this restoration project was reclaiming access along the driveway. We cleared and mulched piles of brush, saplings, and rotting firewood, while removing trees that had encroached on the roadway. The result is a wider, cleaner, and more accessible entrance—laying the groundwork for the next phase of the project.

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05/18/2026

Before/After in Arlington. 6 feet of brush and dead material mulched into a nice top coat. With a boom mounted mulcher we can easily work around mature trees and native plants without damaging them.

No hauling ✔️
No burning ✔️

05/08/2026

Double hemlock removal in Snohomish.
House was previously hit by a rotten Hemlock so these were selected to be removed as a precaution. Never trust a Hemlock! Kubota 040 proved its worth moving those logs. 👌

05/08/2026

Flopping Logs

04/29/2026

Helping with a little cedar harvest. All the cedars in this area had died. Houses, livestock, tight shots and dead trees kept me on my toes. Glad to have a trusted operator on the machine.

04/28/2026

9 headed monster. Removed a large maple that had been in decline for years. All stems had rot and the tree had experienced multiple failures last year.

04/05/2026

Clearing a lot for a new house in Snohomish

01/01/2025

Recent windstorm left this cottonwood stem hanging precariously. Straps kept it upright over christmas and we got it down the next day. Bamboo, fence, planters, and ferns unharmed. ✅️

12/24/2024

Back in snohomish making room for more houses!

09/22/2024

Dead spruce coming down. Let's not hit the powerlines, houses, or shrubs down below.

08/23/2024