Every photo below is a real Howell job, not a stock library
Bernie's crew has been running the pink and lime trucks across Howell and the Shore since 2010, and these are their own job-site photos: the oak that came down on a roof, the crane pick that other tree services wouldn't take, the climber going up past the power drop in full harness, and the skid-steer working a lot down to bare ground afterward. Nothing here is a rendering or a catalog shot. Every truck, every chipper and every crew hoodie in this gallery is the same pink-and-lime livery you will see on your own street, printed with NJ Tree Care license NJTC 768877. Browse the work by stage, from what a tree does when it fails, through how the crew gets it down, to what the lot looks like once the ground work is finished. If you like what you see, the services page breaks down how each of these jobs actually runs, and the Google reviews tell you what it's like to have this crew in your yard.
Removals and storm damage
The jobs that start with a call at seven in the morning: a trunk through a car, a roof under a limb, a pine that finally lost its footing in the wind.






Climbing and the bucket truck
Two ways up. The bucket truck reaches where the truck can park close, and a climber in full harness goes wherever the truck can't.






Ground work and lot clearing
After the cutting stops, the skid-steer, the grapple and the chipper clear what's left and haul it out, down to a graded lot.






Want a crew like this in your own yard?
Same trucks, same license, same cleanup, on your storm-split pine or your overgrown lot. Call for a same-day estimate, or send the address and what the tree is doing.