Steve Connally
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Suffolk, Virginia
Did 4 30"DBH sweet gums and 2 pines in a very small yard last week. Every tree was about 70 feet and had been topped atleast 20 years ago. Each lead had a little nature made bird bath at the old cut and were in bad shape. Terrible job. Climbing was miserable because I didn't feel comfortable climbing above the rot and there were atleast 6 or 7 leads per tree. Again, another lesson learned. Bid them too low, didn't schedule enough time and and didn't factor in the Huge racoon living in the last tree.
Any ideas for telling the customer how to get rid of the coon. I told him I wasn't gonna fight the coon for the tree and I would remove it once the animal was gone. I told him to contact the city animal control. My goundie said he could easly take care of it with his bow. I told the customer, if he chose to di it that way I didn't want it to be assiciated with the company. #1 illegal, and #2 i'm working in the hometown of corporate P.E.T.A.
Ideas?
Any ideas for telling the customer how to get rid of the coon. I told him I wasn't gonna fight the coon for the tree and I would remove it once the animal was gone. I told him to contact the city animal control. My goundie said he could easly take care of it with his bow. I told the customer, if he chose to di it that way I didn't want it to be assiciated with the company. #1 illegal, and #2 i'm working in the hometown of corporate P.E.T.A.
Ideas?