storm damage pricing

[Dean Lofthouse]

From what I can make out from the photos, I'd have put in £250 to clear and remove horizontal one and £350-400 to dismantle and remove the other, provided I could do both in two days, plus of course your callout time to make it safe and clear the lane, work already done.

[Marc]

Sorry I put to many 0's I actually meant 750 - 1000 pounds

 

Judging by the combi can and that wall being approx 4ft high that chesnut looks fairly chunky and needs climbing, then there is the lime which is down already so should'nt be to hard.

The fact you need to log it and leave it there would not affect my price much, i'd maybe charge more if they want it firewood size.

[bob]

i think the lime is actually the harder of the 2 but thats photos for you

[3dogs]

will lend you a saw as well anything to help a real mannnnnnnnnnn:drunk::drunk:

 

sorry bob i forgot your a man! a wo-man

[MattyF]

£300-£600 depending on how many days it took but its damn hard to quote by a photo.

would you have to chip the brash as well?

[bill]

500-600, 3 men, 1 day?

[Mr. Bish]

Hard to tell without actually being there. I am far too cheap (Get 99% of quotes). I'd guess 2 men 2 days. = Around £500 to £600

[skyhuck]

I'd be thinking £550 ish +VAT

[Pete Mctree]

You guy's charge a pemium for stormdamage/structually unsound trees?

[Lee Winger]

You guy's charge a pemium for stormdamage/structually unsound trees?

 

 

Damn right double bubble in my case...