Carbon Works Tree Service, LLC

04/04/2026

This proud oak fell not 100 yards from where she elegantly sits now, enjoying the same views she has enjoyed for the last 100 plus years. Welcome back home! Thank you for trusting me with her care

03/02/2026

Milling giant Sequoia. This tree was removed in Newberg, OR. We believe there is a higher purpose for backyard trees like this.

03/01/2026

Proud to sponsor local Youth sports. If you are interested in supporting, please reach out.

02/04/2026

We are proud to be able to help sponsor youth baseball in YC! If you are also interested in supporting community programming please reach out to YC Youth Baseball or YCTC.

We want to send a huge THANK YOU to our Spring 2026 sponsors for their incredible support of our baseball program. Because of you, our players have the opportunity to learn, grow, and play the game they love.
Thank you to:
⚾️ Textile Graphics
⚾️ Chuck Colvin Ford Nissan
⚾️ Laughlin Trucking
⚾️ Carbon Works Tree Service, LLC
⚾️ International Wood Products

Your generosity makes a real difference in our community and on the field. We are truly grateful for your continued support and look forward to an amazing Spring season! ⚾️

12/06/2025

Weihnachtsmarkt

 

12/04/2025

Tis the season! Weihnachtsmarkt!

08/01/2025

Our newest creation out of the mill. The benches were sourced from a 150 y/o white oak and the quarter saw back rests from a 185 y/o white oak. Both salvaged from 3 miles from where they were installed.

07/19/2025

Working in the sun reminds me of Peter Pan's shadow. Maybe I am a lost boy as well.

05/12/2025

From firewood to function. This incense cedar tree fell down this winter and was destined to be cut into firewood. Luckily we got the call and were able to salvage this beautiful tree and put it to work in a functional and appealing way as a raised garden bed.

05/10/2025

Cedar at sunset.

05/02/2025

It was a pleasure to work at Stag Hollow Herb and Flower Farm today. Such a beautiful place and such a beautiful purpose: preserving a white oak that fell this winter by cutting it into slabs and dimensional lumber. Wood is good!