Tricky to Price!!!

[Mesterh]

it just saves struggling to the end of a long limb to cut off a pencil sized piece of dead.

 

 

Thats when the poles come in handy

 

Since most of our deadwooding is for domestic customers with trees overhanging roads paths etc, theres no way I would leave anything that could be seen from the ground no matter how small.

It's not just for H&S reasons

[skyhuck]

Thats when the poles come in handy

 

Since most of our deadwooding is for domestic customers with trees overhanging roads paths etc, theres no way I would leave anything that could be seen from the ground no matter how small.

It's not just for H&S reasons

 

Horses for courses, all down to why the work is being done and where the tree is, IMO.

[atree]

we've got a job next week deadwood/thin large oak (about 120+yrs) 8 days work,cant wait!

[DrewB]

we've got a job next week deadwood/thin large oak (about 120+yrs) 8 days work,cant wait!

 

sounds nice mate-need a hand?

[atree]

yeh,dont you get jobs like these all the time?(double snapper in the post btw)

[DrewB]

yeh,dont you get jobs like these all the time?(double snapper in the post btw)

 

about 80% bro, in the parks playing.!! (and just got splicing wand back so willl get onto it asap)

[atree]

cool can i come work with you!(sweet as mate)

[DrewB]

cool can i come work with you!(sweet as mate)

 

8days on one tree mate? must be a big bugga or super technical, look forward to the pics. youd hate auckland after livin next to akaroa, mt hutt, nelson, aaahhh im jealous!

[atree]

lol i wish,(dont know how many trees)prob only get 2days on the job(boss is swapping it around with the other climbers)yeah id hate it (im a country boy)chch is just fine.

[Will Ayers]

so £600 for a hedge that size would be fair. im new to the game and just do private jobs at the weekends so pricing is a problem.