Jon A

Not sure how my comment led to this response (calling all employee's passenger's is somewhat derogatory) but I wholeheartedly disagree I feel an employer should be duty bound to his employee's till the end.. even if that ends up in bankruptcy.

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Appreciated everyone. Contacted Kingwell hire and they are chipping everything and we are selling for biomass. cheers,

Hello All, Looking for some advice on what to do with root balls; we are increasingly being asked to remove root balls from sites following felling operations. I have used a few muck away services but they are charging mega money and I'm sure there must be a more cost (greener) effective way. Bit of background we are a ecological contracting company who are increasingly being asked to clear vegetation from sites, ahead of housing developments and are looking for more economic ways of disposing of chipping, large diameter trunks and limbs. Happy for any advice, connections people may have. cheers,