OUR SERVICES
Wildfire risk reduction.
Commercial thinning.
Compact harvesting and forwarding for private landowners, community forests and First Nations governments.
First Nations-owned · Based in Burns Lake, British Columbia
01 / WILDFIRE RISK REDUCTION
Reduce fuels.
Thin selected trees.
Selective thinning and forest fuel management, with attention to the trees being retained.
Have an existing treatment plan? We can discuss the equipment and operational work it requires. Still exploring? Start with your property and your questions.
What we plan with you
Access routes, the trees to retain and how cut material will be handled. These decisions shape the work on the ground.
Wildfire risk can be reduced, not eliminated.
Start with these details
Project location, approximate area if known, access and your objective. An existing plan is helpful context, not a requirement to make an enquiry.
Discuss fuel reduction02 / COMMERCIAL THINNING
Harvest selectively.
Process and forward.
Selected trees cut and processed, with forwarding to move timber out of the stand.
Compact harvesting and forwarding equipment supports work between retained trees. Equipment suitability depends on the access, terrain and timber involved.
From selected trees to a collection point
Agree the cutting and processing, the forwarding route and where timber will be collected. Confirm any road haulage, log purchasing or disposal separately.
Start with these details
Location, a description of the stand or work package, access and intended timing. If you have an existing scope, tell Aaron what it calls for.
Discuss a thinning projectPLANNING THE WORK
Know what happens next.
Where can Boss work?
Based in Burns Lake, with projects across much of BC considered according to job size and travel costs. Share your location to discuss whether the work is a fit.
What affects the quote?
The required work, site access, material handling and travel all need to be discussed. There is no single price that fits every property or work package.
Already have project requirements?
Bring your scope, timing and procurement requirements to the discussion. Ask Aaron about equipment, availability and any documentation your project requires.
Not sure which service fits?
Describe the situation in your own words. You can start a conversation before you have a complete work scope.
START A CONVERSATION
Let’s discuss the work.
Send the location and a short description. Agree the scope and next steps with Aaron before proceeding.
Discuss your project