We do tree removal/trimming as well as landscaping work The tree service absolutely should pay for your window, it's just the right thing to do When doing a tree removal estimate, i usually give my customer 3 choices regarding stump grinding
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I use a reliable and affordable subcontractor to grind the stumps
After that last ice storm there were tree removal service trucks up and down the section between route 31 and main street in the borough
I didn't have time to stop and ask where they were getting rid of the wood, but it makes me wonder where its all going. I have went out and advertised that i do tree trimming and removal in the ohio area but business just doesnt seem very steady right now.is it just because its winter or is that just the tree job world I was just wondering what you guys use to find business Down the page a bit in the firewood forum the running joke is free firewood, just cut down the tree and clean up the brush the wood from that tree is worth several hundred dollars after it is cut down, cut up, split, and dried
The cost for removal and cleanup is easily five times that if you hire someone licensed and insured. I know this question has a ton of variables and that no one could possibly account for all the variables, but does anybody have any thoughts about the possible dangers of dropping trees near a septic tank I have a guy that wants me to drop some trees for him, but they are near his septic tank. After reading through the thread about the tree service guys offering free wood, i am giong to start calling around
Just wondering what is the most tactful way to ask for it for free?
What do you all think is a good profit margin for a small tree service Im looking for answers that perhaps do include fully payed for equipment purchases We gross around 200k with a 3 man crew and one estimator.im trying to figure out about how much profit i should aim for this year
