Pin Oak Group

10/09/2026

09/30/2026

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Been a busy couple of weeks. We have had a number of large tree removals. Oak trees, Silver Maple trees, Sycamore, and some River birch. Reason for removal varied from compacted soils leading to decline, damage from heavy equipment, other trees failing in the area and lastly just wrong tree for the

09/30/2026

Two large Silver Maple trees. There were three at the beginning of the year but one failed during a storm. The two remaining had multiple pockets of decay and ultimately the customer decided the risk of keeping them with the house in the failure zone was too great.

09/26/2026

Another successful crane removal

09/24/2026

Quick afternoon removal

09/17/2026

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Special day every year helping remove hazardous trees from Quantico National Cemetery. This year was extra special with the opportunity to meet the Secretary of Memorial Affairs, Sam Brown.

09/17/2026

Today was Saluting Branches at Quantico National Cemetery. We spent the entire day giving our time and expertise to help remove hazardous trees from the cemetery. With a bonus of having the opportunity to meet the Secretary for Memorial Affairs Sam Brown. Our guys absolutely love being part of this special day every year.

09/15/2026

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This tree should have been removed when building the house. Now that the house was built, patio was built and powerlines were installed we were called in for removal. This large Oak started showing signs or root damage and soil compaction. It was overwhelming the space and the homeowners were ready

09/15/2026

Monster Oak in Fairfax. Tree had a patio built around it. It was growing over the house and was inside a triangle of powerlines. With help from Precision Crane we were able to get everything done in 1.5 days. The guys blasted through this with expert care.