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Burnham, without meaning this is a negative way, have you used both a drill and a resistograph on the same tree? I don't have the years of experience that you do. I find a lot more shades of gray revealed with the resistograph. What about making the case for retention in an area with valuable...

This was intended to tag onto Burnham's input on the drill, but it didn't quote it properly, or should I say, I didn't click the right button to quote it properly. Written documentation will help in a legal case much more than "it felt solid enough to me when I used my construction drill"...

Likewise here, for a climber and two groundies, Lic/Ins/Bonded. I've dumped trees for $75-100 for 10 minutes out of the truck, on the more rare occasion, but that's not counting travel time.

I just saw Resistographs were on sale recently. Thought it might be a tool you'd have or be interested in getting, so I thought I'd ask. I got to use Scott Baker/ Tree Solutions, Inc's new version of the Resistograph. Nice tool there, seems like a big jump from the older ones we have at Parks.

Willie, do you have a Resistograph? Use a drill with a long bit for checking wood condition?

The last rotten tree, drum of a hemlock, full crown, annosus root and butt rot, that someone else felled, rather that me piecing it out, "didn't go where they wanted it to go", but missed the house. Guys got lucky on both yours and mine. I'm fine that they did it. Have you spoken to the HO...