A winery near McMinnville needed a large, declining Douglas fir removed from a spot tucked between the tasting room patio and a row of parked cars, with almost no margin for error.
Standard removal wasn't an option given the tight footprint and the risk to the building and vehicles below. Our crew brought in a crane to lift each section straight up and out, clearing the roofline and patio furniture entirely rather than dropping wood through a space that couldn't safely absorb it. The job wrapped up before the tasting room opened for the day, with no disruption to business and no damage to the surrounding hardscape.
It's the kind of job that requires both certified arborist judgment and the right equipment on site, not just a crew willing to attempt it.
Commercial and wine-country properties with tight-access removals are exactly the situations where crane capability makes the difference between a clean job and a costly mistake.
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