Bless your heart.(b) they're too large and too close to the house to be removed without large machinery.
I think you should save your home, and your sanity, and find an arborist to remove the trees that are close enough to hit your house.
Bless your heart.(b) they're too large and too close to the house to be removed without large machinery.
I agree with your take on this. The holdup is the affordability of such a service, which could involve a crane.I can't imagine a scenario where an experienced, competent, licensed & insured tree service company, couldn't take care of your problem trees. What's the holdup?
A climbing arborist won't need a crane.I agree with your take on this. The holdup is the affordability of such a service, which could involve a crane.
OK, so you need to actually find a a crew of skilled arborists who can climb and/or who have a crane or will hire a crane. I provided a link for you earlier. You live in the Northeast. There are lots of skilled arborists in the NE USA. You could not have looked very hard. If finding contractors/companies is hard for you, perhaps you need to find someone with secretarial skills, and pay him or her to find contractors for you.. One guy came and said (a) there aren't enough trees for a logger to be interested in them and (b) they're too large and too close to the house to be removed without large machinery.
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