Drain field

[BlackenedTimber]

With that kind of thinking, you won't have insurance (or be able to afford it) for very long.

zero claims in five years...

 

[John Paul Sanborn]

We dropped one tree trunk up the hill to save some time and apparently it shook the neighbors house a little , those freaks came running out like it was the end of the world.

I had a sequential removal of a humongous willow where I would put a day a year in on it.

It would always be in the winter and dropping big chunks would make the china two doors away rattle.

 

[randyg]

Why chance it?

I would rope/piece it down, make a big ole pile to SOFTLY drop stem on and bid it accordingly. Take a chance enough times and eventually . . . OUCH

 

[Dadatwins]

If you have insurance, go for it. If you dont have insurance, move on Bro.

Being insured is not the be all, end all. An insurance claim should be a last resort for any accident. Most insurance companies will figure out a way to deny a claim and then drop your coverage and good luck trying to get another policy after that. Be very careful with a 'don't worry, be happy, I have insurance attitude'. Been there, done that and lesson learned.