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THE WORK

Every photo here is a real Quality Tree Service job around Brookings. No stock, no staging.

SINCE 1991

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FEATURED · UP IN THE CANOPY

The tallest, tightest work we do, worked from ropes and the bucket. Swipe through a few we are proud of, then keep scrolling for the whole wall.

Looking down from the lift bucket at a storm-downed evergreen lying between cemetery headstones

The view from the bucket.

A Quality Tree Service lift boom and bucket silhouetted against a mottled Brookings sky

Looking down from the lift at trunks cut back to spars and fresh log rounds scattered around a white farmhouse yard

Looking straight up the trunk of a massive tree into its spreading canopy against a blue sky

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Years on Brookings trees

A+

BBB A+ Accredited

Local

Owned in Brookings

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EVERY JOB · BROOKINGS

Tap any photo to see it full frame. All 38 are real Brookings jobs, no stock and no staging.

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A crane lowers a heavy cut limb on a rigging line against a clear blue sky — Rigged and lowered.01 / 38

An arborist works from the bucket of an aerial lift high in a bare tree against a blue sky — High work from the bucket.02 / 38

Two Quality Tree Service crew members stand at the base of an enormous strapped trunk by the lake — The crew, and the tree.03 / 38

A Quality Tree Service crew member with a chainsaw stands beside a huge fresh-cut stump, a barn on the hill behind — Down to the stump.04 / 38

A line of Quality Tree Service chainsaws laid out and ready for the day's work — Tools of the trade.05 / 38

A stump taken down to grade in a mowed Brookings cemetery lawn, headstones and evergreens behind — Taken down to grade.06 / 38

A compact loader with a grapple carries storm brush carefully between cemetery headstones — Cleanup, carefully.07 / 38

A Quality Tree Service crew member kneels at the base of a mature tree with a trunk-injection kit during an EAB treatment — Tree health, not just takedowns.08 / 38

A yellow Quality Tree Service EAB treatment tag pinned to the deep-fissured bark of a treated tree — Signed work.09 / 38

A crew member in a Quality Tree Service shirt works at the base of a big boulevard tree — The shirt says Brookings.10 / 38

A wide view of the lift boom and bucket working above the treetops against a mottled sky — Reaching over the canopy.11 / 38

Looking up into the bare winter crowns of two mature trees — Winter bones.12 / 38

A roped climber works far out on a high limb of a big leafy tree — Out on the limb.13 / 38

A climber waves from high in the crotch of a mature tree, roped in above the yard — Office with a view.14 / 38

A crew member works a big lakeside trunk into rounds at the water's edge — Lakeside takedown.15 / 38

An arborist with a chainsaw works from the lift bucket high in a bare hardwood crown — Chainsaw work, sixty feet up.16 / 38

The sun flares through a bare winter canopy with the lift bucket silhouetted among the branches — Chasing the light.17 / 38

The lift bucket works a lakeside tree just beyond a red raised deck, the flatbed parked below — Tight quarters over the deck.18 / 38

A climber roped high into a full summer canopy above a rooftop — Roped into the green.19 / 38

The bucket truck boom reaches into a tall cottonwood beside a metal shed in evening light — Last light, still climbing.20 / 38

The lift boom reaches a climber into the gnarled bare crown over the roof of a lakeside house — Reaching over the roof.21 / 38

A crown cut back hard, the fresh cut ends bright against a deep blue sky — Cut back to the knuckles.22 / 38

A climber with a chainsaw silhouetted inside a dark topped crown against a silver sky — Silhouette of the saw.23 / 38

A man stands between massive cottonwood trunks, one split open and hollow at the core — Standing next to the problem.24 / 38

Looking up the trunk of a big leaning cottonwood against a stormy sky — Reading the lean.25 / 38

A sawyer works his chainsaw through a huge hollow cottonwood trunk felled on a lawn — Bucking the giant.26 / 38

A Bobcat skid-steer moves a massive log round away from the fresh stump — One round at a time.27 / 38

A huge cottonwood trunk with a torn, hollow splintered stub at its base on a wooded lot — Split to the heart.28 / 38

Looking through the hollow core of a felled log at the wheel of a Quality Tree Service truck — The view through a hollow log.29 / 38

A sawyer and a compact loader work a huge splintered trunk felled across a yard — Two machines, one big trunk.30 / 38

A Bobcat skid-steer carries a massive log section down a residential street — Heavy haul down the street.31 / 38

A Bobcat skid-steer grapples fresh log rounds and brush onto a trailer — Grapple does the lifting.32 / 38

A climber in a lift bucket works down a shattered trunk beside a house, the broken limb on the lawn below — Broken up top, handled from the bucket.33 / 38

A felled cottonwood canopy lying across a farm lane, the crew and trucks working behind it — Down across the lane.34 / 38

A Quality Tree Service chipper truck, wood chipper, and bucket truck staged on a green lawn — The fleet on site.35 / 38

The Vermeer chipper and Quality Tree Service trucks staged at a lakeside house under a pollarded tree — Chipper up, lake behind.36 / 38

A snapping turtle crossing the gravel on a Quality Tree Service job site — The site inspector stopped by.37 / 38

A Quality Tree Service tech kneels at the base of a big boulevard tree with a trunk-injection kit — Medicine for the big trees.38 / 38

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