climber looking to move to dallas

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timonjg

hi there. i had a buddy recommend me to this site when i told him i might be moving back to dallas from boston. i'm relatively new to the industry. been pruning ornamentals for 3 years, and climbing for 1 year. i wasn't taught the slow way so i feel comfortable doing most pruning and rigging jobs, and less technical takedowns. before that i was doing landscaping. have a current mass pest liscense even though i know it would be useless in texas i don't have any problem taking another test. i'm the kind of guy who isn't committed in my ways. i'm willing to learn and know that new techniques, etc can always be learned. and that even in the tree industry it's better to work smarter not harder. my wife is looking to take a career move back to our hometown to be close to her family. and i was looking to see if anyone could point me in the direction of a company looking for help. how much someone with my kind of experience could expect as a pay rate in the dfw area. any advice would be helpful and appreciative.
 
After you talk with Jimmy you might call Sam Hill Tree Care, 972-481-9565. Talk with Sam, and tell him that I suggested that you call him. I don't get anything out of it, but you might get a few minutes of his time.

Sam probably won't be looking to hire anyone until closer to Spring, early Summer, but I'd go ahead and give him a call, I'm not there anymore and things change rapidly.

Louie Hampton
If you have any questions I'd be willing to help as much as I can, I lived in Dallas up until about a week ago. louiehtx@earthlink.net
 
hello new to buzz we are a service in buiness for 24 years and owner is not wanting to keep climbing we are looking for a foreman climber to relocate in sw Ga. if your not interested, can you lead us in right direction?
 
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