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Job types, drawn until real photos land

These cards are stylized illustrations with sample spec stamps. No client names, no street addresses, no completion claims.

Gallery

Six common WNC job types

Round sample numbers on every stamp. Replace these drawings with drone stills at launch.

SLOPE 30% / 4 AC / ELEV 2,400 FT

Illustration

Steep homesite clear near Fairview

Job type: wooded mountain lot mulched and cleared to the pad envelope on a Fairview-grade slope, ready for the grading contractor. Illustration of the work, not a finished-job photo.

SLOPE 15% / 8 AC / ELEV 2,200 FT

Illustration

Pasture reclamation in Leicester

Job type: decades-fallow homestead pasture. Tracked mulcher, then lime and reseed. Illustration of the work, not a finished-job photo.

SLOPE 25% / 2 AC / ELEV 2,100 FT

Illustration

Storm debris in Swannanoa

Job type: downed timber and access recovery after Hurricane Helene. Remaining private-land debris is largely the owner cost. Illustration of the work.

SLOPE 35% / 3 AC / ELEV 2,600 FT

Illustration

View corridor near Weaverville

Job type: selective cut for a ridge view, keep-trees marked before the head spins. Illustration of the work, not a finished-job photo.

SLOPE 20% / 2 AC / ELEV 2,400 FT

Illustration

Defensible space in Black Mountain

Job type: fuel load cut back from a ridge house, ladder fuels and dead stems out to the property line. Illustration of the work, not a finished-job photo.

SLOPE 20% / 1 AC / ELEV 1,800 FT

Illustration

Fence line in Marshall

Job type: right-of-way width along an old fence, tracked equipment on the grade. Illustration of the work, not a finished-job photo.

Before and after

Two illustrated pairs

Slider panes are drawings in the token palette. Each pane is labeled Illustration.

Illustration Overgrown homesite
Illustration Cleared envelope
Illustration of a steep homesite: stipple canopy versus a mulched pad envelope with keep-trees standing. Sample terrain, not a photographed job.
Illustration Brush pasture
Illustration Open bench
Illustration of pasture reclamation: brush versus an open Leicester-style bench. Sample terrain, not a photographed job.

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