Warrick Brothers Tree Service crestWarrick Brothers Tree Service
Warrick Brothers Tree Service

Our work, on camera

Photographs off our own phones, and the videos we post on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.

Off our own phones

Every photograph on this site was taken by us on a job. Tap any one of them to see it larger.

  • Alex Moon, co owner, roped in high in a tree with a chainsaw on his harness
  • The Warrick Brothers chip truck with the crest, the treeline and the phone number on its side
  • A run of arborvitae hedge well over head height before it was cut back
  • The same arborvitae hedge cut back to a straight line later that day
  • A climber reaching up to clip a chainsaw onto his line beside a fresh cut face
  • A back yard with an overgrown hedge running the length of the fence line
  • A felled trunk cut into rounds on a lawn with saws and gear where the crew set them down
  • The back yard after the hedge was cut back and the ground was raked clean
  • A climber roped in against the trunk, making a cut with the sawdust still in the air
  • A climber working high in two codominant trunks with autumn canopy overhead
  • The wrapped side of the Warrick Brothers chip truck
  • A man on an A frame ladder cutting a very tall arborvitae hedge to a line
  • A limbed spar standing above a house roofline partway through a sectional removal
  • A climber cutting into a backlit trunk with sawdust spraying out of the cut
  • A climber roped in, cutting a section out of a trunk
  • The back of the Warrick Brothers chip truck parked on a gravel yard
  • A gravel side passage grown shut by a laurel and a conifer tight against the siding of a house
  • The same gravel side passage clear from end to end later the same morning
  • A laurel cut back along a boundary with the ground clear underneath
  • A climber at the very top of a limbed spar standing above a house roofline
  • Cut material stacked on a lawn partway through a job
  • A second view of the same back yard before the hedge was cut

On YouTube

How to tie a running Bowline

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How to tie a fisherman's knot.

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Here's a better view of how to tie a Bowline. Like and subscribe for more videos like this!

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In this video Devin demonstrates how to tie 2 stopper knots: the double overhand knot & figure 8

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How to to a Bowline knot

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Have a certified arborist look at it

Tell us what the trees are doing and we will come out, walk the property with you and write it up. The visit is free, it takes about 20 to 30 minutes, and you get an itemized estimate you can hold on to.

Washington contractor licence WARRIBT777DF. Licensed, bonded and insured. Verify on LNI.wa.gov.ISA Certified Arborist PN 368801AEstimates are scheduled Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm Pacific.

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