SAFETY IS ALWAYS Our #1 PRIORITY.

High Climbers requires all employees to stay in compliance with OSHA and ANSI Z133.1  Standards for Tree Care Operations. 

100% tie in is important for safety, from the time we leave the ground, until we return. We use advanced techniques to place our ropes from the ground into a desired crotch. Before the ascent a thorough inspection of the ground, the trees base, and its stems is performed. We also look for hazards above such as power lines, bees and other unfriendly animals that may be high up in the canopy. This procedure is critical to ensure a safe work environment for our selves, our customers and the general public.

Two tie in points are used while working aloft, this helps the climber maintain a good position so that he can make desired cuts. This also protects him/her from a fall if they were to accidentally cut the rope with any of the sharp tools that are used. High Climbers performs spur less climbing on most trees to be trimmed, especially the thin barked species. Thick barked trees can tolerate climbing spurs, however we prefer to use new methods that allow access to the tree with out the use of them.

When working aloft, a safe, experienced Arborist is constantly checking his safety equipment, life line, and the tree to maintain his personal safety. The ground crew assists the Arborists by providing them with necessary tools, controlling ropes to lower limbs, and to keep bystanders out of the danger zone. After all the tasks are done, he takes one last look, reroutes his rope, and repels from the tree at an effortless pace safely to the ground. A safe, efficient crew is truly beneficial to High Climbers and You.

Specialty Pruning

High Climbers’ Arborists also provide and maintain specialty styles. These include espalier, topiary, and vista pruning to enhance specific views.

Removal of unwanted trees

Tree removals are often necessary to help maintain the safety of people and property on a site. High Climbers staff are trained to remove trees safe and efficiently, even in the most challenging areas that have limited access, are near houses, or close to utility lines.

Preserve or Remove

 As trees get older, they become more susceptible to wood decay and other defects. The first priority when caring for older trees that you would like to keep, is to evaluate their health, structural integrity, and to provide necessary care if possible. This helps reduce or eliminate the risk of branch, stem, or whole tree failure.

how to decide

High Climbers can provide you an Arborist qualified to give you a tree risk assessment with recommendations on whether or not a tree should be removed.

Once the debris has been cut we will clean up our mess entirely. High Climbers is equipped to haul all debris on any size job. No job is too big or too small for our team.

When to use a crane

In some cases a crane can be used to aid in the speed, and increase safety on large trees being removed. No matter how difficult your tree problem may be, you can depend on us for any tree removal job. Using a crane gives us the ability to hoist trees or limbs over a house and other large obstacles with ease. It also eliminates the damage that may be caused by large tree removals on your well-maintained landscapes. The increased speed involved with using a crane commonly reduces time and effort needed, which also saves you money. A crane is not necessary for all large trees, but they can be very useful in the right situation. Call High Climbers, You'll be glad you did!

Stump grinding is the final task for a lot of jobs. It does require proper planning which includes notifying the correct locators, and an inspection to check for underground utilities such as gas, power and electrical lines. High Climbers will contact these companies. Sprinkler pipes can not be detected, we advise the customer to help us identify where these lines may be. There is only a couple ways to get stumps out of the ground, sprinkler damage is unavoidable on some projects, and is a situation in which the property owner is responsible to repair them selves. Our team will do everything we can to protect your property from start to finish.

Please contact us with any and all questions that you may have about your trees, or any questions you may have about risks that may be present.

Our team looks forward to talking with you and building a professional relationship with you and your trees. 

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