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Here are 2 Cedar Elm trees located in Lake Dallas, Texas that needed their first trim. Customer requested that the trees be lifted up and thinned out as much as possible for optimal sunlight for grass and optimal view of the house. It's amazing.....you can actually see the house now and the trees were not adversely affected. This is not your typical tree trimming job, we removed a considerable amount of foliage in this particular case due to customer's request.

Here is a very large Hackberry tree that was located at the Old American Golf Club maintenance building in The Colony, Texas. The tree had a large split in the trunk and needed to be removed. You may notice that there were a few obsticles involved with this removal. In addition to the large split in the trunk that had to be strapped together (yellow strap), there was a large propane tank, a power line, and if that wasn't enough, the roof of the maintenance building was tin. So, we had to remove this tree very safely and methodically. From left to right, we started by removing the limbs over the tin roof, then moved over to the left limbs over the power line and propane tank. When we finished, we had a vary large trunk sticking up about 25 feet; we took it down in small chunks.......another successful removal by Tree Masters Tree Service.