ATC, LLC

10/20/2026

10/10/2026

Spruce crown reduction.

10/06/2026

10/05/2026

National champion Eastern cottonwood, Populus deltoides. Height 85ft, crown spread 120ft, circumference 37ft.

09/30/2026

Declining cottonwood removal

09/28/2026

Siberian elm pruned for clearance on Su Casa and the adjacent home.

09/14/2026

Working on a stunning American elm for St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Once known as the most popular tree in the United States, the vast majority of mature American elm were killed off by a non-native fungal pathogen by 1980. This is likely the largest American elm in Rawlins and one of the nicest trees in town.

St. Thomas Episcopal Church is one of the oldest churches in Wyoming, beginning in 1868.

The Washington Elm was a historic American elm in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Legend holds that General George Washington took command of the Continental Army beneath this tree in 1775. A seedling from the Washington elm was gifted to Wyoming in 1933 and is still thriving today on the State Capitol grounds in Cheyenne.

09/10/2026

Something that seems to be unique to the tree industry; just about anyone with a chainsaw & a lift believes they can do tree work. No one buys wire st*****rs & a multimeter & calls themselves an electrician. Coincidentally, the tree care industry also has a fatality rate 15x the national all-industry average.

This isn’t carpentry, you can’t cut a new board if you make the wrong cut. Restoration pruning, if even possible, is a years long process & butchered trees never regain their original form.

09/10/2026

Removing dead cottonwood branches for the Medicine Bow Museum in classic southern Wyoming conditions.