It figures
Ah, the joys of home ownership.
We've got several trees on our new property. Among them are a huge maple that leans over the house a little and a nice somewhat-smaller maple in the back that's brushing the house and we thought would need to be trimmed back. I want to get rid of the huge one.
Besides that we've got some "junk" trees all growing on top of each other in the back corner that have to go.
Yesterday we received the first of three quotes for tree-work. The nice one in the back has a crack bad enough that the guy insists on removing it. The huge one? "No need to remove it. We can cut it back some so it's not over the house. It's nice and healthy". Oh, and it would cost more than all the other trees combined to remove.
We've got several trees on our new property. Among them are a huge maple that leans over the house a little and a nice somewhat-smaller maple in the back that's brushing the house and we thought would need to be trimmed back. I want to get rid of the huge one.
Besides that we've got some "junk" trees all growing on top of each other in the back corner that have to go.
Yesterday we received the first of three quotes for tree-work. The nice one in the back has a crack bad enough that the guy insists on removing it. The huge one? "No need to remove it. We can cut it back some so it's not over the house. It's nice and healthy". Oh, and it would cost more than all the other trees combined to remove.