




We got to be part of something pretty special with this one. Eddy Hall at the University of Minnesota is the oldest building on campus - a historic landmark with a lot of character. Getting the call from Knutson Construction to come on as a subcontractor for this renovation was a genuine honor for our crew.
Work near historic structures is a whole different ball game. You're not just thinking about the trees - you're thinking about the building, the surrounding landscape, the other contractors on site, and the history tied up in every square foot of that property. There's no room for a careless approach when you're working next to something that's been standing for well over a century.
That's where our experience with commercial and institutional tree work really matters. Tight clearances, coordinated schedules with a general contractor, and making sure our work sets the stage for everything that comes after - that's what this kind of job demands. It's a different level of accountability than a typical residential call, and we take that seriously.
Jobs like this one are also a reminder of why relationships in this industry matter. Knutson Construction brought us in because they trusted us to do the work right. That kind of partnership - between a general contractor and a local tree service - is how the best results happen on complex renovation sites. We're grateful for the opportunity and proud of what our crew pulled off here.
We love working with local contractors and taking on commercial tree removal and trimming scopes that require real precision. If you're a contractor or property manager with an upcoming project that needs a reliable tree service crew, we'd love to talk.
