What's the average driving time to get to work?

[wiley_p]

If working on the East side of the lake it takes about 45-50 minutes each way. I'm always driving into sunrise sunset so its extra fun.

 

[Jumper]

Originally posted by jmchristopher
Hey Jumper,
Was it the great hours or the interesting people you get to meet that attracted you to your current line of work?
Good luck to you and your crew and be safe out there! (what y'all are doing makes tree work look safe and kind of relaxing.)

$$$MONEY$$$. No one else in Canada was offering me this kind of cash, so I lept at the opportunity. Interesting spot Kabul is. I fly home for 12 days 15 March, and hopefully I get that job I started last fall done while I am there; fortunately my client was not in a huge rush, and I did not want payment until I finished to his satisfaction.

 

[topnotchtree]

bout a 45 minute drive to pull-out. I have drove 1 hour 15 minutes to pull-out a few years ago. did that for about 5 months.

 

[blue]

20 mins max to the yard then anything from 5 mins to 2 hours to job depending on where we're working

 

[Toddppm]

I go 5 minutes to the yard now. Been looking for a new house or land about 15-20 miles out, that's going to be avg. 45 min. each way, but will be worth it I hope.

 

[kurtztree]

I drive about forty seven miles one way currently to where we park the asplundh truck takes about 50 to 55 minutes.

 

[John Paul Sanborn]

Depending on who I'm working for, 15, 30 or 45 min.

I've done 2 hrs heach whay to work with Dave Ryan once. Usually stay a few days up there in Green Lake though.

 

[Curtis James]

I drive about fifty min. give or take. They move our garage according to our work area.