Price This

[Stereo]

I'd fell it in one for £40 and keep the truck running in case it went the wrong way. But then, I'm not a tree surgeon so probably not the best person to ask.

[RobRainford]

I'd be there with my little cs100 for probably 3 days! Then I'd take the stem down!

[gensetsteve]

And not many of the original posters in this thread around? Hmmmmm I've just been re-assessing this tree, wondering if my view has changed price-wise, judging by the increases in costs. I think my "then" price was a little low at 950, should have been around 1100. Now I'd be looking at around 1500. Immaterial really now.

 

What happened to mr Ed . I noticed everyone was talking about the possible recession

[Andy Collins]

Mr Ed is still actively posting on other forums, he no longer posts here through his own choice. I believe he is still in the biomass industry.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

but I think there will be a transition away from the domestic market as we know it now.

 

fewer concentrating on domestic work, maybe a move back to forestry and woodland management... ...the so-called recession we're supposedly headed for.

 

So called its allready happening around here m8

Way less work than last year,speaking to a Landscaper today that also says his business has dropped right off.

 

Prophetic!

 

100% what is happening here; a complete transition back to forestry from a spell in arb that ended in recessional jitters.

[butler]

I wouldn't for the life of me, but considering the thread on the Holm Oak fell - would anyone consider felling this in a oner?

 

yes every time

[tresrgr8]

lucky its not a local authority tree needing removal.we'd have to do it for less than £300 at that dbh!!