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What a documented corridor looks like

Ground and aerial frames of the kind of record a public scope produces. Captions describe what each frame shows.

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1The short answer

These frames show the record a scope produces: top-down aerials of mulched corridors, the equipment staged on a cleared pad, decked timber and a cleared marsh edge. The corridor frames show the kind of cut a tracked mulcher leaves. Nothing on this page is presented as work performed for a public agency.

2Stills

The ground, photographed

Two tracked machines on a freshly cleared access road through pine woods
Two machines on a cleared access road
A cleared access road through pine and hardwood forest, with a machine working at the far end
A cleared road through mixed pine and hardwood
Wooded corridor before clearing, with understory and leaning stems
A wooded corridor before clearing
Cleared corridor with cut logs stacked along one side
A cleared corridor, logs decked along the edgeHuntly Land Co. job photo
Top-down view of a cleared corridor through hardwood canopy
A corridor through hardwood canopy, from aboveHuntly Land Co. job photo
Deck of cut logs stacked beside a cleared corridor
A log deck beside a cleared corridorHuntly Land Co. job photo
Mulched corridor through the woods with a track loader and a pickup truck parked along it
Machine and truck on a mulched corridorHuntly Land Co. job photo
Compact track loader with a forestry mulcher head working through pine woods
Mulcher working through pine woodsHuntly Land Co. job photo
A paved road running under a closed forest canopy
A road under closed canopyIllustrative, Pexels
Top-down view of a forest road edge with the tree line close to the pavement
A road edge and the tree line, from aboveIllustrative, Pexels
Top-down view of a road running straight through conifer forest
A road through conifer forest, from aboveIllustrative, Pexels

Captions describe what each frame shows. Frames marked Illustrative are shown for illustration and are not a record of a client property.

3Films

From the air

A cleared road, top-down
4How a job runs

Five steps, in this order.

  1. Request for quoteSend the scope, location, acreage or linear footage, access constraints, permit conditions, required window and insurance requirements.
  2. Pre-mobilization site walkBoundaries, prong limits and no-track zones are marked on the ground and agreed in writing.
  3. Written scope with fixed line itemsEach line has a unit, a boundary and a finish standard, so it compares line for line against another quote.
  4. Dated ground and aerial documentationPhotographs from the ground and the air record each phase of the work as it happens.
  5. Close-out packageA paired before and after set and a short written summary, ready for an inspection, insurance or reimbursement file.
Schedule a site walk

Send the scope. A written quote follows.

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Send the town, rough acreage and two or three photographs. We reply by email with site-walk times, and a written scope follows the walk.

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Plan a site walkStorm or emergency

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