Rebuilds on deep shaded lots
Houses in Bay Heights sit on deep lots with long driveways and heavy planting on both sides. A Bay Heights rebuild keeps its unit near the street end of the drive so our truck is not backing up the full length each week. We pin down that Bay Heights placement before the first delivery rather than leaving it to the morning.
Long Bay Heights projects hold a standing weekly visit, with a second unit added once the finish trades arrive.
Canopy crews on the ridge
Canopy is the character of Bay Heights and it brings arborists, trimming crews and stump work through constantly. A Bay Heights tree job takes one standard unit and a handwashing station on the drive, clear of the chipper and drop zone. We move a Bay Heights placement whenever the crew shifts to the rear of a property.
Storms drop limbs across Bay Heights lots, so we keep units out from under the heaviest branches and strap them.
Ridge ground, drainage and utilities
Bay Heights sits on higher limestone ridge ground, which drains better than most of the county but still holds water in the low corners. A Bay Heights utility crew keeps its unit on pavement behind the closure rather than the swale. We walk a Bay Heights unit forward with the crew on each service visit.
Driveway and wall pours across Bay Heights also shift placements, so the spot is reviewed at every visit. Bay Heights owners frequently keep a crew on site through several small projects in a row. We hold a Bay Heights placement between those phases rather than collecting and redelivering, since the driveway spot stays available anyway.