Climbing a tree with a chainsaw is one of the most dangerous jobs in the country, and it's not something anyone should learn on the fly.
Every climber on the New England Tree crew trains before working independently, covering rigging, rope systems, chainsaw safety, and how to read a tree's structure before making the first cut. That training doesn't stop once a climber is working on their own either; techniques and equipment keep evolving, and so does the crew's ongoing education.
It's a standard that shows up in how a job gets handled: careful rigging near a house, controlled lowering instead of guesswork, and a cleanup that leaves the property the way it should look. Family-owned since 1976 means that standard has been built and passed down over decades, not assembled overnight.
It's the difference between a company that looks the part and one that actually is.
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Authentic job photo preferred: a trained climber in a tree using proper gear and rigging on a real job. Real climbing and rigging photos build far more trust than stock arborist imagery.
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