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Our Work

Every photograph on this page is Brian Hord's own work — a decade of it. Post-wildfire cleanup and salvage in the Mountain West, storm response in the Southeast, and big removals in tight residential spaces. Stillwater Land & Tree brings that experience home to Augusta and central Montana.

Stillwater Land & Tree · Updated September 2026

Chainsaw work felling a fire-killed tree during post-wildfire cleanup — Dropping a fire-killed tree during post-wildfire cleanup. Standing dead timber is unpredictable — the lean, the rot and the brittleness all have to be read before the first cut.August 2026

Climber roped into the canopy of a large bare hardwood, rigging limbs down over a residential lot — Rigging a large hardwood down piece by piece over a residential lot. Nothing here could be felled whole — every limb came down on a rope.Western Iowa · December 2024

Arborist in climbing harness and hi-vis roped into a pine directly above a house roof — Brian roped in above a roof, taking a pine down in sections. This is the work that separates a tree service from someone with a chainsaw.Coastal South Carolina · December 2025

Skid steer and chipper clearing burned timber and brush on a hillside after a wildfire — Skid steer and chipper working burned ground. Post-fire cleanup is equipment work — the volume of material is the whole problem.February 2019

Large pine felled and bucked into sections in a narrow backyard with the site cleaned up — A big pine down and bucked in a tight backyard, site left clean. The fence, the shed and the neighbour's yard all came through untouched.North Houston, Texas · February 2026

Salvage logs decked in long rows among standing burned trees — Salvage timber decked out of a burn scar. Wood with value still in it, pulled before it degrades.May 2019

Large pine blown down across a house roof and fence after a storm — Storm response — a pine down across a roof and fence line. This is the call that comes at two in the morning.October 2016

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