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I usually do too....but this lady did not have the cash......and I have worked for this company many times before....got paid the next day, no biggie

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what insurance company was that....so I wont ever work for them. Seems absurd or someone there is mis-interpreting policy

what are taking about.....there is no limit when for removing the tree from the house, usaually only 500 for debris removal though. Every adjuster I have ever dealt with never bats an eye at crane costs. These are the same insurance companies you guys deal with. State Farm, Nationwide, etc...

both our pockets were paid fair......and it was a whole lot easier

I guess you have pretty good access most of the time.....is it flat where you are?

shortsighted there bro....:D....no offense, but why not.

Yeah, it woulda been possible. However it would have sucked. We did use a tree to GRCS the stump back up and into the neighbors yard....cranes save A LOT of time and effort. If the insurance co wants it done fast and safer then so be it:D

ditto......plus some for dropping what I was doing and getting it done heck the disaster repair dudes were sitting there waiting until we had it off so the could button it up before it rained

there is talk of removing the remaining group of pines....they all lean over the roof. More crane work....yeehaw

actually she will come out ahead.....her roof was really old, all the little gravel pieces on the shingles were coming off, which made walking around on it sketchy.

tried to get a 30 ton....but it was on the job. I would have had to change the set up twice with that rig......it worked out, besides insurance is paying for the crane:D

some pics from yesterdays frigid crane removal..... It alsways surprises me how a weak White Pine limb can completely punture a roof. Could have been deadly:O Santa can skip the chinmey here:lol: Used a 50 ton...had to boom way down. Last pic was 90 plus feet away. Had to crib the shat outta...