Dale Johnson Services

Wrapping up this portion of the Madera County Service Area 21 Mortality Tree project for 2020

White snow against dark burnt ground

Not a bad view from the office today

Gluing the dump truck back together and adding a pintle hitch

Service Area 21 Mortality Tree project continues.

The crazy things I get myself into...

Fixed! On to the next job

DJS still offering Rolloff Service.

Ford getting it done!

CREEK FIRE CLEANUP: PROPERTY OWNERS SHOULD REGISTER FOR PHASE 2 DEBRIS REMOVAL CLEANUP TODAY Household hazardous waste removal has already begun as part of th...e Phase 1 cleanup of the Creek Fire. Phase 2 includes debris removal will start in December and requires property owners to complete a "Right of Entry" form. Click the link for more information.

Getting driveways tuned up for winter

At the gravel pile today

Making driveways great again! Removing old and broken concrete curbing, installing a culvert pipe, grading for drainage and spreading asphalt grindings.

36" Ponderosa Pine

36" Ponderosa Pine. Unfortunately bark beetles were attacking the beautiful tree. Leaning over the garage and house with compromised root system .

Oak Tree Removal today. 7 stems, all leaning over the house and garage.

Gotta get the well rig in

Renters May Apply for Federal Assistance SACRAMENTO, Calif. The FEMA Individuals and Housing Program is available to all eligible renters and homeowners in Fr...esno, Los Angeles, Madera, Mendocino, Napa, San Bernardino, San Diego, Shasta, Siskiyou and Sonoma counties, which are covered in the Oct. 16, 2020, federal disaster declaration. Federal monetary awards may help pay for temporary housing and other needs not covered by insurance. The initial rental award is for two months and may be reviewed for further assistance. Renters may also qualify for an award under FEMA’s Other Needs Assistance Program for essential personal property and other disaster-related expenses. These may include replacement or repair of necessary personal property, such as furniture, appliances, clothing, textbooks or school supplies; replacement or repair of tools and other job-related equipment; vehicle repair; and medical/dental bills. Those affected may register with FEMA: Online, by visiting www.DisasterAssistance.gov; By downloading the FEMA app to a smartphone or tablet; or By calling the FEMA Helpline at 800-621-3362 (TTY 800-462-7585). Multilingual operators are available. The toll-free lines are open 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. PDT daily. Helpline operators are also available to answer questions about applications already submitted. The registration process includes providing a phone number so FEMA can contact you and set up a virtual home inspection. If you use a relay service such as a videophone, Innocaption or CapTel, you should provide FEMA your specific number assigned to that service. To register online at DisasterAssistance.gov click the blue Apply Online button at the bottom of the page, then review the disaster survivor application checklist and complete an application to learn if you are eligible to receive disaster assistance. After registering, you may stay on DisasterAssistance.gov to create a personal online disaster assistance account to stay in touch with FEMA. To create one: o Click the green Check Status button at bottom of DisasterAssistance.gov. o Click the blue Create Account button at bottom of page. Enter your date of birth and Social Security number, which you provided previously when registering for assistance. Answer four security questions that are generated from public record data to verify your identity. Create a user ID and password. Enter an email address. FEMA will send a temporary PIN to it within 24 hours. Follow the instructions in the email to finish creating your account. For the latest information on wildfire recovery, visit www.fema.gov/disaster/4569. See more

DJS is available for emergency tree removal and storm clean up. 408 316 3432

Took a little time to expand my parking. Fill dirt compacted, asphalt millings spread and compacted. Now I need more equipment

Had a fun time on the Glass fire. Unfortunately we didn't get a single picture. My partner and I did snag and hazard tree mitigation inside the burn and participated in a shaded fuel brake along Highway 29 for Cal Trans.