Just worked in some similar to those today. Maybe not as big of wood, but fairly tall for a typical orchard tree. Neglected, lots of deadwood, etc.
14ft orchard ladder got me only partially up there, then I climbed higher.
100%. There’s been multiple instances where someone says just that, and even have had a few tell me they will keep me in mind if they ever have work more tailored to what I do, or ask for a quote right then and there.
I know if the roles were reversed and I was looking to hire someone, I would...
On the topic of referrals, there’s only about 1-3 other companies in my area I’ll refer out. Two of the three are usually for certain removal projects that I might not want to get involved with for whatever reason, the other is generally for plant health care.
For some of the reasons y’all...
Aside from the post / wood options or cabling / rods for bracing fruit trees, do you think there are some situations where a chord similar to that could be used to add support to a small long gangly limb or branch that doesn’t have a lot of weight to it but could be susceptible to breaking from...
I’ve been climbing with a Kask Super Plasma plus visor and attached ear muffs for years and am satisfied. Just bought a new one I think it was last year, this one with Sena installed.
I did check out Protos and I know they’re popular, but with the Sena install I think the price was going to be...
Also slightly more off topic, I was wondering if anyone includes some sort of clause in their contract or estimate regarding not being able to guarantee long-term tree health after pruning or not being liable for tree issues, etc.?
To be more specific, I was thinking about situations where you...
Doesn’t pertain to this particular discussion but kind of related in regards to how resilient some trees can be.
Years back in my town there was a small-medium sized tree that uprooted. Well someone lifted it back into place and secured it so it would stay upright, and fast forward to now it...