What a lovely neighbour they have!! Asking if they're ok straight after the tree strikes. Bless her!

@mayshack

5 ай бұрын

My neighbors would be coming over for my insurance information, the lady mentioned that the tree hit her house, too.

@jonasenck

5 ай бұрын

Yeah pretty sure most would just set the house in fire. Tf

@producerk8247

5 ай бұрын

@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 Only if it's a live tree/branch. If dead, then no, you as the home owner should have removed it beforehand.

@danlowe

5 ай бұрын

They all seemed pretty lovely, taking it in stride

As an ironworker, and someone who's dealing with rigging and cranes a lot. My hats are off to you. Those picks are beautiful. Well done

@timkaldahl

5 ай бұрын

That was my thought. I'm not a rigger, but I recognize exceptional talent when I see it.

@jdstep97

5 ай бұрын

I have much respect for you ironworkers. Thank you for all you do! You guys, with the truckers, and a few others, keep this country going.

@nightwaves3203

5 ай бұрын

Yah I noticed that too. Guy has a good eye and skill with those cables.

@bobbygetsbanned6049

5 ай бұрын

Yeah they were damn near perfect, saved the house from a lot of extra damage.

I lived in Santa Monica Ca and in 1980 I saw workers undermine the root system of 3 massive pine trees on 16th street while building new condos .When I asked them if they were worried about cutting that many roots I was told "why don`t I mind my own God Dammed Business and how did I become an expert?" when the massive trees fell on the new condos smashing the whole front side of the building with the first storm I was so happy inside

@catiesmith9166

5 ай бұрын

I am sure you were happy…however….it is sad that the contractors who were responsible were long gone and that the condo owners could have been killed and their insurance policies also footed the bill.

@Dwayne-mb2uj

5 ай бұрын

@@catiesmith9166 Well the condo involved was at 1037 16 th street and zillow said it just sold for 1 .8 million and that is low for Santa Monica .The building was empty at the time because it had just been built.

@Sharxee

5 ай бұрын

Was wondering where the roots were. The tree looked good inside too so shouldn't be a rot issue.

@gordonschedel368

5 ай бұрын

Why were you happy inside just because you were , right?

@Dwayne-mb2uj

5 ай бұрын

@@gordonschedel368 It is the same feeling you get when you see a guy driving his car poorly and then up the road they are stopped by the police .

Craftsmanship at its finest here. I feel for the homeowner. I climbed many poles with a phone company for 20 yrs I was outside. 5 dead trees needed to be removed on my property so I (70yrs old) called to have someone else do it. I went up poles 20 to 40 ft but this gentleman went up 40 to 60 ft up trees in gaffs easily. I was amazed. Only a 2 man crew removed my trees. Hats off to these guys that do this for a living! To add trees do not grow straight up and down.

@bobcaygeon6799

5 ай бұрын

Did I hear somewhere in the audio someone saying, "Do trees ACTUALLY do this?!!!" 😳🙄 I'm actually hesitant to go back and listen to confirm this. WTAF? Seriously. It's funny and it isn't. 😟

@Demun1649

5 ай бұрын

@@bobcaygeon6799 It shows a lack of decent education, and a complete 100% detachment from the real world.

What nice neighbors! It's nice to see someone who is NOT screaming and swearing at people. Also, great job, tree guys! Very impressive skill and knowledge.

@helengren9349

5 ай бұрын

Tree Guy 👉 arborist ❗👍

@squidikka

5 ай бұрын

I mean it didn't fall on the neighbors house, so why would they be screaming and swearing at the people whose house got hit?

@QuickTipsAccounting

5 ай бұрын

@@squidikka They said part of it fell on their house...

August is now making the equivalent of network reality shows with these episodes, but with himself in control of the content. Hats off to him.

@timkaldahl

5 ай бұрын

And without the stupid drama. I appreciate that the titles aren't click bait too.

August, you are the consumate professional, and you've brought your crew to the same level. It's a pleasure to watch you work.

I am sorry for the family who have suffered this great damage. Fortunately, nobody was injured! The work of the professional tree cutters is absolutely admirable and great to see. They do a really good job. Applause, good that they exist 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤ All the best to the family affected and hopefully a repaired, beautiful house again soon🙏🏻❣️ Best wishes from the German Baltic coast 🌾🐟🐚💙

Incredibly impressive, and organised so quickly. Wish we had neighbours and knowledgeable people like you when things go wrong. Great to watch. Thank you.

@wiseasha

5 ай бұрын

Maybe you do…have good neighbors.

@deniseanderson7895

5 ай бұрын

To have good neighbors, you must be a good neighbor

August, I can tell you that I am fully mesmerized every single time I watch your videos. I watch every second. I've been watching for ages and I've learned an awful lot from your skill set and extreme knowledge being an experienced tree specialist. I've tried really hard to replicate a lot of your balance and cutting techniques and have cut 12 trees down on my property over the last year doing my best to copy your style. Every one of them I almost chuckle at after I cut it with little bird's mouth cuts and face and back cuts trying to get things to point with the right geometry and to fall in the right direction. A lot of the stuff that I used to do is a kid with two guys I've been able to do just by myself following what you do. I'm a thousand years behind your skill but I have to hand it to you and your guys. You are extremely safe and you understand physics and dynamics and geometry like none other. Well done as usual. What you do does not go unnoticed. You guys are true pros.

I know my case is not the same as this it is horrible when this happens. In my case, I'm in Quebec and in January of 1998, we had a horrible ice storm; our Province was hit so badly that, at some point, it was thought that even Montreal would lose power. In my town, we were 45 days without electricity, we lost all the trees on our land, and the cars were stuck onto the driveway under 6 inches of ice. We had the Canadian Army, the Red Cross, and our Province Gov, every authority that could help. The only place we could eat was in a hotel that had generators and where we could shower. No, we could not go to other towns. We were all the same. The only store we could go to buy things was Walmart, where employees came with us with flashlights. Yet all the help and everything was done to help us out, which made us feel much closer to family, friends and neighbours. To see these people help each other is so comforting it does prove that neighbours do count in daily life.

@gordonschedel368

5 ай бұрын

That’s the Canadian way

As a homeowner, always a good idea to have any large trees on your property inspected for issues before they become a huge liability. They can be rotten or infested with bugs weakening the integrity internally.

@kaykasper8770

5 ай бұрын

We watched them remove the tree and it was gorgeous and healthy. Not one part was diseased or hollow.

@jballaviator

5 ай бұрын

@@kaykasper8770 waterlogged roots

@Gromitdog1

5 ай бұрын

Those roots were either parched or rotted.@@kaykasper8770

@jannek5757

5 ай бұрын

"Always easier/cheaper, when they are small". I remember myself thinking 10 years ago like: naah, I can get those few cut down later on. OK now they are much larger and need more work...

@fuzzjunky

5 ай бұрын

this was shallow rooted, probably over watered at the lawn level for many years. i'm now 55 and i've never heard of someone getting a tree inspected here in australia. experts in anything are 200 dollars+ for a call out. people just get insurance here and we do our own gardening most of the time [it's a prime aussie pastime] so we are familiar with the visually sick trees

This was with out a doubt a great and interesting video. Great work guys. Really glad no one was injured when it fell and that your crew was unharmed as well. God bless August and crew. NJ USA

@daleolson3506

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the big red circle I never would have seen the big tree otherwise.

@ehombane

5 ай бұрын

@@daleolson3506 Actually, if we think better there is need of a big red circle even in real life. I do not see a storm in the video, and the tree looks dead long time. It fell at some small breeze. And nobody saw it coming. Maybe I am wrong, but there was need of a big red circle. :) I wonder if there is somebody at municipality in charge with this aspect. Here I see all the time a team taking care of dead trees and branches, but often the decisions seems sketchy. Dead trees standing for years, while perfectly healthy trees are going away, or are mutilated.

Always impressed with how little (if any) the suspended section moves after the cut is finished -- makes it look like it's still attached.

@suep9445

5 ай бұрын

Exactly the right tension on the cables. It's a thing of beauty!

@dertyjerz3

5 ай бұрын

And proper placement of slings

Thank You.... This video got me out of a 2-hour security cameras catching crimes KZread algorithm binge. lowered my heart rate by 10%

That first pick, as it slid gently away from the trunk without the slightest bump or wiggle, was a thing of beauty.

Amazing job of picking that in a way that doesn't further damage the struture on the release/draw. Nicely done!

I have been watching your channel for years and am always amazed at how well your crews work together. You have been an inspiration to me and my crews. It has been especially cool to watch Damien develop the skills that you have taken such care to teach him. He has come along way. Keep up the great work. Thank you for all the work you put into this channel. It has been a great resource for me and my small family tree service. You guys rock.

Awesome video - ive been involved im removing trees off houses that crashed down due to weather - mostly tornadoes in my state - and ive seen some badly damaged homes - u and ur crews professionalism is the best of the best

@irenedavo3768

5 ай бұрын

What type of tree is this! O Oak !

What you guys can do so professionally is nothing short of incredible.

I’m a retired secretary in Houston, Texas and I LOVE watching your videos. Your love for God and family make them even more enjoyable. Looks like you have a good crew and your love for chatter makes it all the more fun to watch.

It’s amazing how well you set the cable to pick the tops. Zero kickback for the guy in the tree😮. I guess thousands of times doing it, and the consequences of doing it wrong helped?😂

What amazes me was the fact that tree had a very small amount of roots for that size of tree.

Wow! Kind neighbors ran to help! This is a great video! Y’all sure got in there to get that huge tree down!❤❤❤

I was totally blown away by how calm they were, that blew my mind to be honest with you. Yeah, great neighbors for sure. But man the whole weight of that tree came down on that house and then the house was supporting the weight. I hope they don’t keep finding damage for a long time to come. Good luck you guys, I hope that you have a better rest of the year and am so very glad that no one was hurt. ❤ BTW, I would make a big coffee table out of the base of that tree and the stories about how they ended up with it would be amazing.

@Dave_Langer

5 ай бұрын

oh im sure they had to knock down the whole house and just rebuild right

@michaelmoss5976

5 ай бұрын

@@Dave_Langer I'm going to say they'll need to rebuild the roof, obviously. I doubt they have to bulldoze the entire house.

@Dave_Langer

5 ай бұрын

@@michaelmoss5976 you dont think the structure of the house is destroyed?

@michaelmoss5976

5 ай бұрын

@@Dave_Langer we can really only speculate....I would be hopeful for them that it's only the roof and a few other things

Big ass tree laying on the house while the homeowner is watching you guys play rock paper scissors XD

@brettblack7049

5 ай бұрын

That was hilarious 😂

@jamesrichard6458

5 ай бұрын

Once again I have true respect for you and all your crew. I'm not a tree guy but I think if people truly knew the difficulty and knowledge needed to remove a tree like this without destroying the house and/or killing yourself, people would but be amazed you guys are able to do this stuff

@jasons.248

5 ай бұрын

Not like it’s going anywhere 😂

@jjtrades7186

5 ай бұрын

Lol

@donnadees1971

5 ай бұрын

Just guess which guy has to get on the tree.

♥️🌲 Wowzers It’s a big ol’ twisty crack. Awesome job gentlemen and great camera views! 👍 So glad to hear the family was not hurt. Kind neighbor to check on them❤️ Kindness is universal

@charlesballard5251

5 ай бұрын

Last time I mentioned a "...big ol' twisty crack" I got SLAPPED!!!!!

I think best part of this is how fast their neighbors came and checked on them💙

The exact same thing happened to my next door neighbor. I was standing in my driveway, which is against her house, and I heard her tree cracking and groaning. I yelled for my kids to RUN to the front yard. As soon as they got to the front her backyard tree fell on her house. Luckily she wasn't home at the time. It was a beautiful sunny day. Had been weeks since we'd had a hard rain. Never did hear why the tree fell. It was pretty scary.

@KidMillions

5 ай бұрын

This was a half dead tree as the bark is covered with moss, so poor bark growth for years, and the roots are rotted. It couldn't have looked in healthy condition.

The men working on this tree are truly professionals. Wow you guys are the best.

What’s so weird is it was standing straight and looked healthy, and it wasn’t wet, rainy, stormy, or windy...

You guys are amazing physicists! I held my breath so many times but you pulled off every cut! Woah!!!

That header over the window putting in some work

@AugustHunicke

5 ай бұрын

Ya

A amazing job under hugh stressful conditions. You and your team rock. Have a perfect day.

Legend has it the tree had been asking to lie down for a nap for 20 years.

I was surprised that this wasn’t a compilation but the entire story of the fall and removal. That tree got a lot more massive as it was removed. Being a wood turner, I would have kept most of the tree-make stuff from it to help pay for the repairs…

Enjoyed the video. Nice job rigging the tree, Jeff. Kudos to the man operating the crane......August Crane-man Hunicke. Great all around job. A1

Couldn't pick my own nose that clean! Tree work gold gentlemen.

@davids8493

5 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Excellent performance. No wasted cuts nor efforts, or going too big with them picks. Love to see that quality work !

This was a great video, gentlemen! I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. I love their sweet neighbor, too! Stay safe out there! 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

What an amazing job the men did. My heart was in my mouth for the guy on the tree..😞

@helengren9349

5 ай бұрын

They are called arborist...

Amazing work as always 🙌🙌🙌

Ope dats a big’n 😳. Nice job guys August. Thanks for bringing us along another great episode.

Thanks for letting us know what tree to watch...good job guys. I love the challenge and urgency of emergency work, I hate the position it puts people in.

Sterling job by the team removing that tree! That's the kind of incident that can cause really serious injuries and cost a lot of money. Great to have neighbours who look out for you.

I obviously cant see everything or the exact situation but why didnt you pull in forwards instead of backing in? Wouldnt you gain 20 more feet from the power lines? NVM, I just figured it out while typing this. You cant put a load over the front of ur truck, only the back im guessing

@danmcburney3247

5 ай бұрын

Can't handle quite as much weight over the front but the biggest reason is the crane operator would now be facing the road instead of his work and would have a nasty stiff neck looking behind him through the whole job 😊 it's a National crane and you stand behind the cab to operate it on either side ( two sets of controls) and you're facing the back of the truck !!

As someone who grew up in the woods, there’d always be that loud cracking sound, and you’d just brace yourself hoping like hell it wouldn’t land on the house or a vehicle or something. We never had a big tree cause substantial damage thankfully. But it was always scary. My dad was thankfully an arborist actually though so he did a great job tending to the ones closest to the house or taking down risky trees. It’s wild how far away you could hear that crack before the loud bang of it smashing apart as it hit other trees or the ground.

That’s the most terrifying thing. A tree near your house seemingly falling down without warning or reason. It even appeared to be a pretty nice day.

Awesome rescue work…true pros. 👍

That was caused by the power company trimming the tree on one side to keep it away from the lines. It got heavy on one side and then the wind did it in. Happened to my house and I sued the power company. I won $32,000 for the damage to my house, fence and deck. I warned them it would happen in writing and they kept doing it. In the end it all happened as I was about to get the trees removed. I even asked them to cut the trees down rather than trim them and they refused.

You guys are definitely EPIC and worth every cent!

This happened to my godmother’s house one year ago. She answered the door immediately with a 38 special. thanks for always watching over us RIP❤ mom jean

A new roof wouldn’t hurt that house at all.

Wow, amazing that such a large tree has such a small root system.

@poppy3026

5 ай бұрын

LOOKS LIKE AN OAK MAYBE ... AND IF IT IS A WATER OAK - THE LIFE SPAN IS AROUND 60 YRS AND THEN THEY JUST LAY THEMSELVES DN..... ROOTS REST MOSTLY NEAR THE SURFACE COMPARED TO SOMETHING LIKE AN ELM WHICH IS DEEPER AND LESS INVASIVE FOR DRIVE WAYS AND SIDEWALKS ....

@heatherd957

5 ай бұрын

Black Oaks on a lawn don’t do well. Too much water and the ground gets saturated- roots rot.

@technofox2604

5 ай бұрын

Dude, they CUT the roots of the tree in order to protect the sidewalk and foundation. FOOLS are fools. No foresight.

@bryantaylor948

5 ай бұрын

ya deff black oak you get a nice close-up at the leaves a few times they also definitely cut the roots when they did the sidewalk

New subscriber. I was most impressed with the videography and editing. Good job!

Humans are absolutely amazing. No words to describe the awe of humans. Well done lads.

@LiquidusSnakeX

5 ай бұрын

If you are impressed with humans moving a tree wait until you learn about computers.

@purselmer5931

5 ай бұрын

@@LiquidusSnakeX Oooo, I'm looking up "computers" right now - can't WAIT! Thanks!

Was there sidewalk work at some point in that tree's life?

This happened all the time when I worked urban forestry in California. If I remember right the main cause was from overwatering causing the roots to grow just below the surface of the soil and not growing down. Or sometimes it was from new sidewalk being poured and the crews would cut the roots to make way for the new concrete leaving the tree compromised.

@funbags6471

5 ай бұрын

Recent sidewalk work definitely sounds possible, zero roots got pulled up from the road side. The fact it uprooted with what looks like relatively calm conditions definitely points towards root cutting

@danmcburney3247

5 ай бұрын

Very possible at some point, but the roots were totally rotten on all sides 😊

thanks for circling the correct tree out of all the others i wasn't sure

We had 3 60 ft pine removed from our front lawn, they had a fungus and were declared unsafe. Fascinating watching those tree`s taken down piece by piece with nothing destroyed in the process. Watching these gentlemen take down this tree was expertly done and i am glad the owner`s were ok and the lad`s removing the tree`s.

At San Jose State University in the 70s, I walked by a tree that big and within 15 seconds the tree fell over and landed on the house. I turned around when I heard the noise and was grateful it didn’t fall my direction. Felt bad for the owner and hopefully their insurance took care of them. As Tom Hanks said in the Money Pit movie, “we have weak trees”.

I’m always surprises at how flimsy a lot of houses are in the US. Like wooden sheds, they don’t even have proper roof tiles.

@9sheri9

5 ай бұрын

😂 Unless you live in a concrete bunker, most houses would have some type of damage from this tree fall. Some of these tree limbs weigh several hundred pounds, and the tree itself likely a ton or more. Factor in the force of the fall.... Building code here in the US is ultra strict. We aren't 3rd world, dude. 😂

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@AugustHunicke

5 ай бұрын

Thanks I remember you I think. is your husband ok?

Looks like relatively new concrete on the sidewalk. The city cut the roots.

@poppy3026

5 ай бұрын

YES THEY DO . I HAVE EXPERIENCED THAT VERY THING WITH A 100 YR OLD CAMPHOR TREE IN HISTORIC JAX FL. I CAUGHT THEM AND MADE THEM TAKE IT DOWN WITHIN 24 HRS OR THE MEDIA WAS GOING TO SHOW UP....THAT DEVALUED MY PROPERTY BY 70,000 DOLLARS . THE TRUNK HAD A CALIBER OF 3 FT .... SAD

WoW! This was fascinating to watch the precision removal! I'm thankful that no one was harmed in the home!

Awesome job!! I didn't see much wind, what caused it to crash? Was it lopsided? This is probably a stupid question, but what do you do with the tree parts?

Bloody brilliant job , regards from the UK.

Wow. Shocking to think that this can happen seemingly out of the blue! Hats off to the neighbour coming to check. 14:23 lnteresting to see how far in it went. So lucky a branch didn't go even further.

that was a surprise to the homeowners i'm sure. you guys did a great job especially with all the wires around.

You have really come along ways with your buisness venture keep going I always enjoy seeing people doing very well

Thanks for showing us what a tree looks like in the thumbnail.

If you look close, you can tell the roots were already hanging by a thread. There was a bulge around the tree base because the soil was literally the only thing holding the tree in place. No surprise a good stiff breeze blew it over.

What’s your process when dealing with homeowners insurance? Did an adjuster come out that quickly?

Good, skillful tree guys are like crane acrobats. Just amazing how they can handle huge trees. We had 31 (only a fraction of the total) massive trees removed a few years back. Huge pines 5 feet from the house. We sleep so much better now. Love how the neighbors came to check on the homeowners.

We had a storm blow through 2 weeks ago. Lots of rain and 110 km/hr sustained winds. The result was 100’s of trees like that one down all over the place and power outages for a week. Great for work but bad for home owners. Great job. Take care. God Bless.

I spent a lot of time in the bush on a chain saw and got quite good at it, but this level of skill is MBA vs. High School Basketball. Highly skilled complete professionals.

Wow. That's something you don't expect to happen on a calm night. Great neighbors.

What a before and after segment. Great work

Great video we’ve taken a bunch of trees off houses with Disater Relief but man that crane is the way to go wow fast and smooth

You guys are did an amazing job of dodging obstacles. Team work at its best. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Truly professional as always. Big thumbs up!

That would breach my ‘do you have any large trees within 2 metres of your property’ clause of my house insurance 😂

How old do you think that tree was? And I know it was stated some roots were rotten, but was it not planted deep enough also?

@YaYaPaBla

5 ай бұрын

Trees can fall like that if there’s been a lot of rain.

As children we also built houses out of cardboard 🙂 Greetings from Germany ✌

@petera5560

5 ай бұрын

But that old little house supported that extremely heavy tree, the house is little and that roof can be repaired in 1-2 days. These people don't look like they have a large budget too. Remember our tax money is taken from us to support Germany and that's been for over 70 years. Hindsight 20/20, it's probably not a good idea to plant massive trees in small yards, a tree does need roots.

@TheRVSN

5 ай бұрын

@@petera5560 "Remember our tax money is taken from us to support Germany and that's been for over 70 years." - actually, USA (traditional colonial power) has been consuming 50 % of global product (30 % of global gas) and making 40 % of global waste. Because this is unacceptable anymore, global predictor (one of the two subjects of global politics) is dismantling Pax Americana along with European Union. USA is to be reformatted as a regional power. You can see how Texas Army National Guard takes over the border with Mexico instead of Federal institution. There are 3 derailments daily in USA; interstates are falling apart - amortization of infrastructure is up to 85 %. All nuclear power stations in Germany are stopped. Half of nuclear power stations in France are out of production and need repairs. There is 40 % industrial inflation in EU - de-industrialization. USA occupied Germany since the end of WW2 and installed nuclear weapons there. Meanwhile Russian Bolshevism is re-industrializing Russia; on 17.12.2021 they requested NATO to withdraw to positions as of 1997. Russian Bolshevism not to be confused with neither Communism nor Marxism.

If it wasn't for the big red circle you drew, I wouldn't have been able to figure out which tree to look at. Thanks!

0:47 thats alike the Gums trees in Aussie that are shallow-rotted, once they get top heavy they fall-over, most people here don't understand that!

Amazing the work these guys do!

Door cam catches "intruder" breaking into house. 😳 MonkeyBeaver crew makin' it safe. 😎👊 .....the Pepé Le Pew saddle looks great. Keep yourselves safe! 😃👍❤🌲 Randy

Nice job dealing with and working around the ARC NEMESIS of all crane work!

Thanks for adding the red circle. I wouldn't have been able to locate the tree without it.....

I've been waiting for this video !!! Sure was hoping for two 30 ta 45 minute video's on this one, but I get it !!!! Get this thing off my house 😂😂 Great job guy's !!! I'm always super impressed with your picks ❤❤ Thank you August !!! I told Jeff I normally cut a piece of limb the right length and notch the trunk to hold it up before the last cut off the house and asked how you guy's did it cause I want to learn ? He said similar. 😮 now I see you did exactly that 😂

That was very nicely done, excellent job guys.

Great job ❤ great video 😊

This tree removal was like a surgical extraction! Great job!

Very precise cleaning work!

It's extremely lucky that nothing serious happened to anyone, despite the fact that advanced "western civilization" lives in super-cheap temporary wood-paper houses (the price of which is still incredibly/incomprehensibly high). I hope that they had sufficient insurance and that any financial damage will not affect the owners too much, or that the community/neighbors will help. I wish you all the best, friends.

Thanks for the huge, massive even, large red outline at the tree. I spent most of my life in the Sahara and have problems identifying these magnificent arboreal beauties.

Some trees grow their roots downwards, others grow theirs sideways, therefore don't have enough hold underground. It really is important to know what type of trees are planted near our houses to avoid such incidents. Kudos to the tree cutting team! Well done!!

A very well done job! 😊👍 Greetings from Sweden!

Nice work ! I'm impressed !