Four Pops

[Mesterh]

I'd go for £1350 and plan it at 3 days MAY get it done in 2 but at a push.

 

The pops in the first pick dont look like they have been pollarded to me, but then again I prob need some glasses

[Frank]

Indeed! I now know I have priced it well. All shall be revealed in a day or so.

 

I actually do hope you get the job, because I would feel real bad if you didnt after all this chit chat.

[skyhuck]

£1000+VAT, two days me and my groundie.

 

Pop burns lovely on my boiler.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Rupe, I could guarantee 100% no damage whatsoever with the mewp and could do it in one day without clearing up behind.

 

Unless you cut and hold or cut and rope every single branch, theres always a slight risk otherwise.

 

The last phoneline I cut through (buried in a conifer hedge) cost me £400 to have put back up, the householder was in no mood to do me any favours by reporting a fault. The line was an emergency help button line for an elderly resident.

 

...and the hire of the mewp is not profit, it is the customer paying for the mewp not you, it should be added onto the quote not taken out of your profit. You can argue the extra cost over your competitors by GUARANTEEing 100% no damage, no inconvenience of having static caravan roof repair done etc etc.

 

and no excerting yourself trying to get right out to the ends of the branches to get that little one that you can't reach to rope so risk rolling it down the outside of the canopy hoping it will miss whatever

[Mick Stockbridge]

The pops in the first pick dont look like they have been pollarded to me, but then again I prob need some glasses

 

Youre bang on Mesterh, I just did,nt want to confuse the issue. You dont need glasses btw

[Frank]

Rupe, I could guarantee 100% no damage whatsoever with the mewp and could do it in one day without clearing up behind.

 

Unless you cut and hold or cut and rope every single branch, theres always a slight risk otherwise.

 

The last phoneline I cut through (buried in a conifer hedge) cost me £400 to have put back up, the householder was in no mood to do me any favours by reporting a fault. The line was an emergency help button line for an elderly resident.

 

...and the hire of the mewp is not profit, it is the customer paying for the mewp not you, it should be added onto the quote not taken out of your profit. You can argue the extra cost over your competitors by GUARANTEEing 100% no damage, no inconvenience of having static caravan roof repair done etc etc.

 

and no excerting yourself trying to get right out to the ends of the branches to get that little one that you can't reach to rope so risk rolling it down the outside of the canopy hoping it will miss whatever

 

do you have boards or sheets for the tracks on the mewp on the soft grass hahaha:001_tongue:

[Dean Lofthouse]

£1000+VAT, two days me and my groundie.

 

Pop burns lovely on my boiler.

 

T'would be a steady two days for you and your crane

[Mike Hill]

£2000

 

Thats my best guess considering your hiring in help and removing any wood.

[Dean Lofthouse]

do you have boards or sheets for the tracks on the mewp on the soft grass hahaha:001_tongue:

 

Low pressure tracks hardly make a mark on grass unless you turn quick, if you turn bit by bit it leaves very little marks. Only a few pounds per square inch if that

[Frank]

Low pressure tracks hardly make a mark on grass unless you turn quick, if you turn bit by bit it leaves very little marks. Only a few pounds per square inch if that

 

I know, I was only jesting regarding th 100% ZERO damage haha:001_tongue: