PG&E Line Clearance Certified
Commercial Power Line Tree Clearance in Sacramento County
Jaeger's provides specialized tree clearance around overhead utility corridors and coordinates appropriate precautions when active power lines are involved at residential or commercial sites.
Clearance work
Specialized access for trees near utility corridors
Branches too close to power lines are a safety hazard, not just a nuisance. Our OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety certified crew handles careful clearance work around utility lines, including experience with utility company crane work.
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Why choose us
What sets this service apart
- OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health certified crew.
- Experience with crane-assisted utility line-clearance work.
- Licensed for general contractor-level job sites through Jaeger Engineering (CSLB Class A, #1147781).
Common questions
Clearing Power Lines FAQ
Are you certified for work near power lines?
Yes, our crew holds OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety and Health certification and PG&E Line Clearance, or White Hat, certification, specifically for utility-grade tree clearance around energized lines — different training entirely than what routine residential trimming work requires of a crew.
Do you coordinate with the utility company?
For jobs involving active utility lines, we follow the appropriate clearance precautions and can coordinate scheduling and safety protocols directly with the utility company whenever a job requires it, rather than treating the work like a standard residential tree trim.
Is clearing near power lines more dangerous than regular trimming?
Yes. It requires specific certification, insulated equipment awareness, and clearance-distance training that routine trimming does not, which is exactly why we treat power-line clearance as its own specialized service rather than simply folding it into general tree trimming or pruning work.