tipe site Freystrop Cross, Haverfordwest

[Dean O]

we don't normally work in this area but being sent as a favour to a client,

 

will have a couple of small loads of woodchip and logs from a conifer hedge removal,

 

does anybody have any use for it or point me in the right direction, 

I would prefer not to have to drag it all the way back.

 

thanks

Dean

[Steve Bullman]

Choice of 2 mate

 

 

[Dean O]

Thanks again Steve

are these ads on here somewhere

Its been a while since I've used Arbtalk (- used to get virus threats pop up all the time on the old site so stopped using it)

 

Only the second time Ive looked in on the new site - I remember there used to be a chip/tip sites thread but haven't got my head around the new layout yet.

 

thanks again

Dean

[Steve Bullman]

Its private at the moment Dean but will be going public soon...well semi public.  it might be a paid feature, i'm yet to decide.

[Dean O]

ah I see

could be useful for people and almost worthy to pay for - 

 

trouble is I guess that once you have the contacts you wouldn't need to pay again

and once the contacts have the word of mouth they don't either

we don't often go out of our area and I guess a lot of companies are the same, but handy for the odd occasion.

 

a lot of our woodchip goes to guys like Mr Collier, who use it for community projects, schools etc, so it would be a shame to make them pay.

 

your call but I think I'd leave it as a loss leader as long as it didn't cost you too much in time or expense to run.

 

[Steve Bullman]

Well i've put over 150 hours into it so far plus development costs, so it has to return something

[Dan Maynard]

I'd certainly pay for up to date information, knowing closest tip site is valuable and I don't personally have a good network. If I end up at local composting place that's £20 a load fee as well as time spent.