Do not put your outriggers close to the house.

[pajeepman]

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It's ironic because this companys website stresses the need for proper insurance and how you need to protect your property and family.

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I just checked their website, it sure does stress the need for insurance, They should put up a before and after picture of their crane

and how about a testimonial of that homeowner who sounds like they are getting a new house, maybe they are loving the accident?

 

[Fairfield]

I have no pics of any of it. The time that I took a look at the house it was tarped on the second floor. Although you can tell at that time there was damage to the floor/scelling ( brain fart sorry guys cant spell that one tonight) dead center of the house. Some time the week after it was brought down. The guy that does own the company has been known in the area buy the other tree guys as the trust fund child. Like I said before I wouldnt call his practices in tree care the best by any means. Its a shame that our area does not take a bigger part in looking into some of the tree companys around me. Unfortunitly it seems to be the more crap you have and I do mean crap in alot of cases the more work you get ( AGAIN CRAP NOT "SKILL" BIG DIFFRENCE)

 

[brushbandit]

Yeah, It's pretty comical, whymonster.com. If there is any tree service that should have insurance it's them, they're living up to their marketing.

 

[MikePoor]

Keep us posted on this one brushbandit & Fairfield. (some photos would be cool if possible)

 

[Riggs]

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[classictruckman]

Did anybody notice thst all of their "team members" are experiencd, but none of them are experienced in Arboriculture.