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A.E.F in the winter
Caribou Hills Trail
Alaska Eco Forestry's team is not intimidated by the Alaskan Winter
Caribou Hills Mobilization
Our machines being mobilized to tackle the Caribou Hills
The Line Up
The machines and equipment used on the Caribou Hills Trail
Watermelon Trail.
A new 24ft wide, 2 mile long addition to the Watermelon Trail
Watermelon Trail
Charging through the deep snow to blaze the trail
Winter Mulching
Fresh Snow is no match for AK Eco Forestry's dedication to the job.
A.E.F in the Summer
Trails through the Trees
Tackling tight corners to establish a beautiful personal trail
Spring Cleaning
AK Eco Forestry clearing brush and stumps for new homes in Homer Ak.
Finished Product
Land cleared for a new housing development.
Expanding your Lawn
AK Eco Forestry clearing land and hydro seeding for a beautiful future lawn.
Before and After
The start of a journey
The property had been overtaken by Alder, Elderberry, and other brush. The center of the property had poor drainage that led to a quagmire with areas up to four feet deep of standing water
Dense brush that swallowed up prime yard space and views.
A little hard to see past these Birch trees, which can pose a hazard this close to any building. Birch trees can rot in the center of the trunk, and can fall during winter or heavy storms.
Nature is beautiful, but it doesn't need to invade your space.
Where's the view?
If you struggle to get the views you want, Alaska Eco Forestry can help.
Sauna cabin almost hidden by overgrown brush.
Alaska Eco can dig it
Installing field drains to keep your yard from becoming an unwanted pond.
Rocking on the job
ditches are important for water management, but it doesn't have a dreadful trench. A little more effort goes a long way, with rocking results
Working out of sight
Out of sight, the field drain does not impact how your yard looks, but it will keep working.
Work Completed!
With many hours of hard work, the property is reclaimed from brush and swamp with a beautiful new look.
Alaska Eco hydroseeding the grounds with Alaskan friendly grass.
Almost ready for back yard activities
after the extensive landscaping and drainage work, freshly seeded and Alaska friendly grass is sprouting.
360 Degrees of hard work paying off.
Video shows the transformation of the property, cleared of choking brush and dead trees. Additionally, a brand-new drainage system keeps the property from getting swamped by heavy rain.
A personalized touch to a draining task.
A personalized drainage system running the edge of the property to catch run off water does not detract from the beauty of the rest of the property. With its natural stream like curves, and protective rock covering.
Building Your Dreams
Equine Paradise
Alaksa Eco Forestry clearing the way for a new two-acre horse pasture.
Lost No More.
Taking back a driveway from the alders.
Building The Foundation
Battling the mud and water, AK Forestry lays down the foundations for a beautiful yard
The Way to a Smooth Drive
AK Forestry building a new driveway for a future home.
Walking the Dream
A personal use trail built by AK Forestry, All material used was reclaimed from the jobsite.
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