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Mick Dempsey
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As others have said, I wouldn’t muck about with a reduction, out or nothing.   Crane it, charge the earth for it, and if you don’t get it, even better.

doobin
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They’ll change their mind soon enough when they get the quote.     

kevinjohnsonmbe
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Sheeeesh.....  They'd have your house, your shoes and your Mrs off you if that went tits up....  I'm scared just reading about it in case 'they' claim I was an accessory after the fact.    

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57 minutes ago, Tommy Hutchinson said:

What I'm saying is, what's the point?! Just tell the owner the tree is healthy and no action needs to be taken, re inspect in 2 years for example...

Yep . could do that . The client wants to reduce the tree though .

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4 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

I would have thought they will move!

No-one will buy the house, it has a massive tree that will cost £100,000s to remove...

 

My original advice was do nothing (inspect), but the client wants to do something and the problem is not going to go away if they do nothing. The tree could outlive us all but someone will have to deal with it sometime...

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On 15/01/2020 at 17:18, benedmonds said:

No-one will buy the house, it has a massive tree that will cost £100,000s to remove...

 

My original advice was do nothing (inspect), but the client wants to do something and the problem is not going to go away if they do nothing. The tree could outlive us all but someone will have to deal with it sometime...

What's the client's problem with the tree?

 

Why not get a professional arboricultural report done? May that will ease their worries, what ever they may be ^

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