Removing a willow tree off a house!

Storms and rot contributed to this willow tree going over. Thankfully minimal damaged happened to the house!

[@harolddarwinkel1925]

Nice job, guys. Keep up the good work! Cheers from the Netherlands

[@ClimbingColt]

Thanks for watching!!

[@SirensC3]

You did that absolutely correct brother. Take all the weight off before you remove the branch on the roof. Very nice work. Wish I was younger and lived close to ya. I would have enjoyed that job. For whatever reason, my favorite jobs were always a tree that had fallen on a house. It is a puzzle that has to be solved. Had one years ago where just a branch of this giant old oak tree had cut the house in half. Super dangerous. House was unstable. Tree was super sketchy. And it was literally the largest oak I have ever seen. Took me two days to get it down and another day to haul it off. And I loved every minute of it.

[@ClimbingColt]

Thanks! Yeah trees on structures are definitely fun from a tactical point of view. Obviously this one was a small tree and relatively easy but fun nonetheless! Dang, just a branch did that? Must have been a huge tree! I’ve done quite a few on houses but never one that actually cut through a house yet. I can imagine that would add even more variables to the situation…

[@80Kolt]

Good job. Hi from the tree city of Tamarac Florida

[@ClimbingColt]

Hey, thanks!! Florida is an awesome state!

[@jerryharper7347]

That was interesting. Good job.

[@ClimbingColt]

Thanks for watching!

[@SidonianTree]

“Just start cutting and see what happens…” 😂 classic. That’s half my jobs

[@ClimbingColt]

Right on! Sometimes you've just got to get some brush out of your way so you can see what's going on!

[@texascottonfarmer]

Helmet cam was not a good idea, makes me nauseous. 🤢🤢👎👎😒😒

[@ClimbingColt]

Yeah, the lighting wasn’t great either. I should’ve just set up the tripod on the roof but I didn’t think of that in the moment. Still figuring this filming thing out. I appreciate the feedback!