How much to dismantle this...

[18 stoner]

Is it more than 2 tree lengths? Looks more like one?

 

 

 

 

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[biggarlogs]

why dismantle ,,a straight fell looks possible.a day crash and smash:laugh1:

[Mountain man]

So why stack it? You're just picking it up twice, sounds like the client is trying to save money,it's just as easy to ram it in a chipper, anyway all that aside 600quid

[Scott Walker]

Could be done for £650 you could smash it out in no time then help the groundy stack and cut timber. Would probably be easier chipping it then just having the timber left, the work site would alot easier to work on with the brash out of the way id want £700 -£750.

 

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[edbol]

There's a fence that needs to survive... Prob about 1 tree length away from LV

 

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[edbol]

Agreed, Scott

 

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[biggarlogs]

fences can be lowered an put back. tractor winch on front crane on back fell ,log stack brash with crane .stack logs .job done in 3 hours 300 quid,

[edbol]

Dont have a tractor, I can dismantle it in 3 hours

 

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[geoffers]

If your only spending a day on it and not clearing and timber then charge around £400. That should give you some room for profit and cover all costs.

 

The trouble is it's hard to price a job with not much information and from just a picture, as the price of a job depends on lots of factors.

How far it is from your yard.

Location of tree/trees.

Access.

Client. E.g do they understand the scale of work involved, how willing are they to part with their hard earned cash for work on their trees.

Is the timber being removed off site.

Is it being logged up for the customer.

Are you chipping up the brash and removing all waste.

And the list goes on but you can only gauge this by looking at the job in person and knowing all the elements in the equation.

Hope this helps, good luck

 

 

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[Suffolk-Matt]

Left hand stem (first picture) has some meaty wood and would take a while to with that fence below. right hand looks like large sections could be crashed out.

 

A long day with 2 climbers and groundie would be my aim, but i dont do long days!

 

Id get it all on the ground for £600

 

Bear in mind, photos are never great to go by.