Posted: 10/22/2016 11:51:03 AM EDT
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Hello folks. Long time lurker, rare poster.
Unable to search "hometown". I am on the east side of St.Paul. I have two trees that need to come down. both under 30 feet (i think). About 8-10" a the base. Neighbor wanted $100 each to remove. Anyone know if this is the right price? I was thinking $50 each to take down ad haul away but I'm not sure. I have old windows and doors in the garage which need to go too. Are these anything people want to restore or junk? Also I have some 3" #8 12G target shells I cant use either. Thanks in advance. |
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In the North metro I spent $1000 to trim 5 large trees that haven't been trimmed in 15-20 years plus remove a stump. Tree guy later told me he underbid it, not realizing how bad the maple was. He was bonded, licensed, and hauled everything away as well.
If you can get it done for 2 bills with no house damage go for it... |
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Thanks guys. Kinda what I was hoping to hear. I'm just always scared of the "what if's". I'll see if I can get him out this year still. If you're wondering about the "what ifs" (and it's not about being scared about them but realizing they can happen) then be careful. When someone gets hurt on the job everyone immediately starts looking for the nearest insurance policy. That might be your homeowner's policy. This is how insurance scams and lawsuits that set the stage for a lifetime of disability payments get started. Obviously, taking trees down in the city is a whole different ballgame from taking a tree down in the forest. I'm not sure how that price is possible given the equipment demands and costs of hauling them away, unless he's operating with no overhead, for minimal profit, and really interested in doing you a favor. In other words, ask him how he can do it so cheap. |