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18 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

A lot of ‘tree surgery’ firms seem to have Transits and 150’s, can’t climb, and know nothing about trees.

 

This is not a good thing.

This is sadly the truth, one more won’t hurt.

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Hi Ben10, 

I’m in a similar position to you and posted more or less the same question today. Just wanted to ask if you went for it and how you are getting on?

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45 is no problem provided your Body Mass Index is under 30. If you like heights, chainsaws, bonfires, anxiety and a lunchtime pasty this is the game for you.

Best bet is to do some NPTC tickets on weekend including aerial / climbing ticket to see if you like heights etc. Then call around to see if you can do some ground work for another co (£70-100pd) , whilst getting some experience with climbing/picking up your own small jobs.

What you need to get going:

NPTC tickets £2000

tools and PPE £5000

Pickup /tipper £5000

Insurance £400

Website £300

Somewhere to offload waste - local tip, farm, (verge/farm gateway - only in a pinch)

 

Best of luck

 

Or do window cleaning. Its outdoor/physical less tools and prob earn more. Lorry license Asda pay approx 30k 4 on 4 off 

 

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