its me again, this is the other tree to bid, its kind of big and well its over his house. the tree is hollow inside all the way up to forks and then dead on the other side. once again i have a price in mind, but want to see what you have to offer. see how far off i am.View attachment 259274 Thank you for all your help advice and tips.
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Goose IBEW
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$1200. Am I in the ball park?
For the one tree that is over the house, i was thinking 1000 so guess i was not that far off. maybe when i am looking at trees i need to add about 200 hundred to each tree cause that seems to be what i'm off by.
The house isn't worth $1200.
What do you think they can afford?
Goose IBEW
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Doesn't matter, as a contractor, you can't afford to let a branch touch that house, they will blame you for leaks in the roof that have been there for years.:bang:
troythetreeman
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cant see the whole picture but it looks like 3 hour job, maybe less, there really isnt much tree there, so 1k is about right
if they want to save money make them keep the wood and/or the brush and/or rake up themselves
thats an hour right there and you only need one ground guy and no equipment
if they want to save money make them keep the wood and/or the brush and/or rake up themselves
thats an hour right there and you only need one ground guy and no equipment
Chill
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Are you removing the whole tree or just the limbs over the house?
