Excavator Operator Quickly Removes Tree Near House

Jan 31, 2020

Updated Sep 25, 2020

In the video below, equipment operator Bob Server removes a tree using an excavator method he has perfected over the years. The tree was only about about 10 feet from the house and the homeowner had trouble finding a tree removal service that would do the job for a reasonable rate. Until Bob stepped in.

Bob, who works for Muggli Contracting out of Miles City, Utah, spoke with us after the tree was down about the process. Check out the video below.

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