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Johnny Rotten

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What have you recently paid to have a tree removed?

I just got a quote to remove 7 trees 2' to 3' diameter anywhere from 90'-110' tall, grinding stumps, 6 trees are within range to do major damage to my house. They keep the logs, move everything into piles in my open areas to burn, I'm responsible to clean the stump holes and fill with dirt, also I have to rake the yard clean.   

 

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Last year the wind blew down a 24" pine tree in my backyard. It was $ 800 to cut it up and haul it all off including the stump being dug up with an excavator. There was another one still standing just like it, so I paid another $800 to get it taken down as well. I asked the electrical engineer at my local power company for advice and he told me to get a couple of estimates then contact this guy. Your electrical engineer at the local utilities dept has this type of work done all the time. He knows who is cheapest bang for the buck in your area. They do not like to refer you to someone in case it does not end well. Don't ask him who he recommends just ask him who he would call if he needed someone. Worked for me. Now all my neighbors use this guy for all our tree work. He stays busy and we may have to wait a month or two but he does good work for a fair price.

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Something else I will add. The little guy with a truck is not always the cheapest.  In fact, in tree work they are often the most expensive. I have watched the “big tree company” in town show up to a job with a four people with a million dollars in equipment and have a big tree gone in 60 minutes. The little guy with a truck would have had to rent equipment an spend days.  

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When I was doing tree work as a small time guy, I would have likely been around $1k per tree for something in that neighborhood if I was hauling logs but could drag and burn the brush on site. $7k all in probably

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