Windstorms and the Cedar Hills canopy
The firs planted when Cedar Hills was laid out are now seventy years tall, and a strong southerly takes some of them down every winter. When that happens the Cedar Hills phone traffic changes overnight: tree services, roofers and restoration contractors all need a unit on a residential street within a day. We hold capacity through the storm season for exactly that, and Cedar Hills cleanup orders go out ahead of routine bookings.
A Cedar Hills tree job is short and messy, often three or four days with a chipper on the street and a crane on the lawn. The unit goes at the curb end of the driveway in Cedar Hills so it does not end up inside the crane exclusion zone, and it comes out the moment the stump grinder leaves.
Remodels and additions in Cedar Hills
Houses in Cedar Hills are being opened up rather than replaced, with rear additions, dormers and full interior gut jobs running three to six months. A Cedar Hills remodel of that length usually takes one standard unit and a handwashing station, upgraded to a deluxe flushing unit when the owners are living on site through the work.
Driveways in Cedar Hills tend to be short and sloped toward the street, which limits where a cabin can stand level. We look for the flat apron near the garage, and on the steeper Cedar Hills lots we shim and mat rather than trust a slope that will get slick with moss by November.
Moss, damp and service through a Cedar Hills winter
Everything in Cedar Hills grows moss, including the pavers and gravel a unit stands on. That matters more than people expect, because a mossy Cedar Hills surface is slippery underfoot and it holds water against the base of the cabin. We set on a mat where the surface is green and check the footing on each Cedar Hills service visit.
Overhead clearance is the other Cedar Hills constraint. Low fir limbs and power drops across driveways can stop a delivery truck's arm, so tell us about anything under about four meters when booking a Cedar Hills drop and the driver plans the approach.