Some people! beech reduction, too much?

[Stephen Blair]

fingers crossed it makes it till springtime dave:biggrin:

[John Shutler]

its more than i would have taken off

[Joy Yeomans]

dont worry about it mate, this customer asked us to take as much off as we thought - heres the result:001_tt2:

[Mozza]

dont worry about it mate, this customer asked us to take as much off as we thought - heres the result:001_tt2:

 

How did you do the hole in the middle mate?? :lol:

[Joy Yeomans]

its a firepit for a barbeque for the customer - im going to patent it, burning the stump out and giving the customer a nice hot patio!

[Mozza]

its a firepit for a barbeque for the customer - im going to patent it, burning the stump out and giving the customer a nice hot patio!

 

Now thats what i call using your head, This next time year, you'll be a millionaire!!

[dangerous brian]

As long as he paid up at the end of the job i wouldn't worry to much,it still looks like a tree ,should see some of my early attempts.

[monkeyboy]

I'm taking it that this was a domestic customer paying out of his own pocket?

You can't win with them all - there's nowt as strange as folk as I'm sure you would all agree!

 

I would,however,agree with the crown lift and canopy thin as opposed to a complete reduction for the health of the tree.

[Doug Blease]

Thanks Monkeyboy, I am not used to people agreeing with me.

Usually head against a brick wall on a day to day basis!

[Albedo]

Quote. Hamadryad - 09.01.10 - in “Fullcrown reductions on pine trees” post 51.

 

“The customer is not always right, that’s what you’re there for ……

 

There is no excuse for bad work . Period”

 

 

Quote Hamadryad - 13.01.10 in this thread “So the guy says take as much as you can off the tree, cut it as hard back from neighbours as poss”

 

Quote Hamadryad - “ I would have cut off less, but he specifically demanded as much as possible …… When clients make the spec that’s their doing ….

 

 

Which is it to be hamadryad ?????