3 Generations Getting It Done.
Both of my late grandfathers, Bob (Ralph) Hunt and Jim Flanagan, were among many things, woodsman. They both loved hunting, trapping and being outdoors. Both owned saw mills and logged in a time when horses were the means of moving wood. They knew how to respect the woods and plan for future forest use.
My dad, Brian Hunt, having grown up in that environment, has also spent his life working in the woods. Years of honing his skills with a chainsaw has given him the ability to assess and plan for the safe removal of trees.
I first started using a chainsaw around 13 years old. I've been operating a chainsaw or heavy forestry machinery since I was a teenager. Taking down trees, one way or another, has been a large part of my life so far.
Which translates into good news for you, right?!
Now, more than a few years later, I've got a valuable mix of youth and experience...confidence and caution.
This means intelligent decisions about taking down trees on your property...especially in hazardous situations. These decisions help me keep your lawn looking good during a tree take-down, and more importantly, the safety of your nearby buildings as well as the safety of me and my crew.
My dad, Brian Hunt, having grown up in that environment, has also spent his life working in the woods. Years of honing his skills with a chainsaw has given him the ability to assess and plan for the safe removal of trees.
I first started using a chainsaw around 13 years old. I've been operating a chainsaw or heavy forestry machinery since I was a teenager. Taking down trees, one way or another, has been a large part of my life so far.
Which translates into good news for you, right?!
Now, more than a few years later, I've got a valuable mix of youth and experience...confidence and caution.
This means intelligent decisions about taking down trees on your property...especially in hazardous situations. These decisions help me keep your lawn looking good during a tree take-down, and more importantly, the safety of your nearby buildings as well as the safety of me and my crew.
[ Picture: Left - Brian Hunt (my Dad), Middle - Joey Hunt (me), Right - Ethan Hunt (my son) ]
