Help pricing up a job

[Gareth87]

Can anyone help ??? I have been asked to price up a job which includes a small yew approx 6ft high taken out. Prune back a cherry and climb a big pear tree and take it to ground level how much do you think I should charge.

[timtree81]

Is this serious ?

[Jesse]

Can anyone help ??? I have been asked to price up a job which includes a small yew approx 6ft high taken out. Prune back a cherry and climb a big pear tree and take it to ground level how much do you think I should charge.

 

If your taking everything away £150 , any advances or am i wearing a mask. :001_smile:

[timtree81]

What if the cherry is massive and at the bottom of a very long steep garden ?

[Jesse]

If your taking everything away £150 , any advances or am i wearing a mask. :001_smile:

 

Should of asked, P. X subhirtellar or P. sargentii

[Mortimer Firewood]

Crate of Stella should cover it

[Jesse]

What if the cherry is massive and at the bottom of a very long steep garden ?

 

I did walk into that one, but saying that would the description have used the word massive or small , wide open question and yes my thoughts were the same as yours, but hey ho, hes not posted very much, so on the top side, lets say veteran P . sargentii very steep slope, v long drag up hill and around a corner with a glass house beneath. £500. but it could be done for less with a Jo beau m500 , located next to the main task, chip stays close by, £350.

[Jesse]

I did walk into that one, but saying that would the description have used the word massive or small , wide open question and yes my thoughts were the same as yours, but hey ho, hes not posted very much, so on the top side, lets say veteran P . sargentii very steep slope, v long drag up hill and around a corner with a glass house beneath. £500. but it could be done for less with a Jo beau m500 , located next to the main task, chip stays close by, £350.

 

Should of also said, Global now supply such machines, which are great for such situations , :thumbup1:

[Burgess]

What does prune back even mean? Often when people say prune back I find they mean horribly inbalance a lovely tree because their neighbour is complaining.

[Gareth87]

Thanks forgot to say garden is flat and prune the cherry im new to all this. I was thinking in the region of 180