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Good story. TBH I wouldn’t have fixed the roof either!

Had a mad rush of quotes and jobs this autumn which was welcome. Sitting in front of clients talking prices when you’ve a packed diary is a much better feeling.

I have done many different jobs including a builders labourer. In tree work, or at least domestic/commercial stuff as opposed to logging the difference is that there are periods of intense work, ie. balls out shouty, get on with it type madness, followed by less crazy periods of...

Oh ok, gotcha! Sorry you had to explain it.

Who’s that aimed at?

I guess it depends on what we class as storm work. For me here it’s probably less biblical than what’s going on due to Florence atm.

Precisely.

Yes, it’s his will. (In answer to Butch btw) I’m out bidding atm, reply to Sean later.

Storm work is a God given (literally) chance to make really good money in a short period. You have insurance companies by the short and curlies, and it’s when having the iron, the experience and the contacts really pays off. Worrying about loss of personal time or costs caring for the elderly...

Sean, you’ve got to stop obsessing about wear and tear and healing time and all that shit, it’s nonsense.

Slow year with a couple of bone dry patches, things are very seasonal here compared to the UK, the French tend to trim trees in the autumn and do nothing in August, had a worrying dead patch this summer, but I’m backed up with good paying work when I get back from our mini break later today.