the process of cutting down and completely removing a tree from its location.

 The process can involve various techniques depending on the tree's size and location, and may include chipping branches, cutting the trunk into sections

the art and practice of modifying and enhancing the visible features of an outdoor area to improve its aesthetics and functionality.

It involves designing, modifying, and maintaining outdoor spaces by incorporating elements like plants, structures, and terrain changes.

the non-living, man-made elements in a landscape design, like patios, walkways, and retaining walls

It complements the living elements (softscaping) by providing structure, functionality, and visual interest to outdoor spaces. 

These activities typically focus on maintaining the functionality and appearance of a building or asset, rather than undertaking major renovations or new construction. 

Minor construction and repair generally refers to smaller-scale projects that involve basic maintenance, repairs, or minor improvements to existing structures or facilities, often without requiring major permits or extensive structural changes.

Hauling and grading are two essential components of site development and construction, often performed together. 

Grading involves shaping and leveling the land to prepare it for construction or landscaping, while hauling refers to the transportation of materials to and from the construction site

Minor plumbing refers to small, easily resolved issues within a plumbing system, often involving intermediate fixes. 

Examples include a dripping faucet, a slow drain, or a minor leak in a pipe. While seemingly insignificant, these issues can escalate into larger problems if ignored. 

A cleaning method that uses high-pressure water to remove dirt, grime, and other substances from surfaces. 

It's a powerful way to clean various outdoor surfaces like driveways, patios, decks, and siding. 

It's a common practice for removing unsightly or hazardous stumps and freeing up space for landscaping. 

Stump grinding is a process where a tree service professional uses a specialized machine to grind down a tree stump and its visible roots into wood chips, effectively removing the stump from your yard.