1 Tree 2or3 feet across the stump. Down with a large part of the tree on the roof of a house. It will be cut and removal of the entire tree. Sorry I don't have more info but just got the call yesterday and have not seen it yet. Thanks in advance.
Need help on bidding a job.
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treeslayer
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at least $ 75.00 and a case of beer......
climberjones
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pictures!
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Seriously?
Jeff
Seriously?
Jeff
Sorry no pics, But did look at it today.
Ok I looked at it today, It is about 50ft. It not on the house but one limb is leaning on the roof of the 2nd story deck. The most of the weight I hope is on the ground and on the limb that is leaning on the roof. The reason I say hope is becouse there is a boat under there the tree could be on but can't see good enough to be shure untill we get some of the smaller limbs out of the way. We don't have a bucket truck so the hope is to cut enough to get the boat out from under it and then use a truck and ropes to roll the tree away from the house. Any input or sugestions would be welcomed.
Ok I looked at it today, It is about 50ft. It not on the house but one limb is leaning on the roof of the 2nd story deck. The most of the weight I hope is on the ground and on the limb that is leaning on the roof. The reason I say hope is becouse there is a boat under there the tree could be on but can't see good enough to be shure untill we get some of the smaller limbs out of the way. We don't have a bucket truck so the hope is to cut enough to get the boat out from under it and then use a truck and ropes to roll the tree away from the house. Any input or sugestions would be welcomed.
deevo
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Get one of these!
Hank Chinaski
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ask another tree service to bid it for you and charge the owner $100 more, and pocket the $100...
easy money.
easy money.
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Well it is but if you come in asking a question like that and expect an honest answer your going to get a lot of ball busting... But with the idea of REALLY trying to help I posted that video of Murph because in my opinion thats a pretty good example of how to safely remove a tree from a roof with minimal equipment.
I think Ill try cutting some limbs from under it and try to roll it off the roof does not sound like a solid safe plan to me. The first thing you need to be able to do is determine where that piece is weight loaded and then come up with a plan to remove it.
If you want some solid responses try posting a few pics you will get better advice.
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your asking professionals to #### a figure out of there ass with basic homeowner info. very vague, a photo would help. do you have the proper insurance to do the job?
Have you ever actually bid a real tree job?
I figured you for a troll. Seriously, hire someone!
Jeff :msp_tongue:
Jeff :msp_tongue:
treeslayer
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guidance and help
do you have the proper insurance to do the job?
Have you ever actually bid a real tree job?
He's not a homeowner, he found a tree on a house and want's to get paid...
How long you been "doing" tree work DARNELL ?Darnell, You got one of these? If not, beat it.
Don't take our food off the table...:msp_mad:
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He's not a homeowner, he found a tree on a house and want to get paid.....
You got one of these? If not , beat it.
Don't take our food off the table...:msp_mad:
yes my policy is out of south bend insurance one mill also . I have done tree work for 15 year and logging before that. I have a small company in a rural area on lake superior and do strictly climbing. most my work doesent involve a bucket truck so I dont own one. I dont need Iron just sitting around. take your beat it comment and shove it up your ass. I will gladly shove it up there for you if you would like me to☺
Your pen is in the way of your address so now I can't send that special pie!!
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Jeff,
This guy is something we needed, Hope he can replace FTA!
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Jeff,
This guy is something we needed, Hope he can replace FTA!
treeslayer
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Yooper, I reworded the previous post, my comments were directed at Darnell.
your point was good, why I quoted it..:msp_wink:Yooper, I reworded the previous post, my comments were directed at Darnell.
its all good, by the way the company is west bend not south bend
umpkin2:that should be easy:msp_w00t: the name and town is there already..at least some one with that name there will get the turd pie
