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And my assumptions were correct, even at the super fair price you, a friend, gave him, he still wasted 2 other people's time to get bids. And then he went piecemeal to save as much as possible. Glad you got the job, knock it out and get paid, and then don't bid for him ever again. You will have...

Thx guys. Remember since you don't have the heavy equipment, you can sell just the tree cutting part. Most blue collar guys around here will do the cleanup part for a lower rate. So sell that. That way you don't do the actual hard part, you just come in, make a mess, and leave with your pockets...

"you don't need to perfect setup... just get anything" --- yeah but I need all the help from advanced design and technology I can get :) I'm an average climber at best, and that's when I'm back in shape doing it all the time (day job sometimes is really heavy on hours). I am more or less self...

I understand that they might be the only ones you have atm, and I definitely understand the reluctance to rent a lift. I was the same way, and sometimes get the same way from time to time. But with 3 dead trees, each around 500 for the removal, you could knock all 3 out in a day, and finish...

Lol I was starting to wonder hahahahahaha. Yeah sometimes you just gotta do something to keep the job moving, and you find yourself doing stuff where you kinda stop and think to yourself "is this really happening" lol

I understand that doing that is handy sometimes, but he has several dead ones to remove from my understanding, and standard operating procedure to remove dead trees can't be park pickup in yard, grab pole saw, and hack limbs off. Can it be done, yes. But thinking that is how it's done isn't...

It's not too much at all, especially because you are insured (you are insured correct?) While a pole saw will be handy, you need to go to the rental store and rent a lift, and do the job correctly. Standing on the roof of your truck and dropping limbs with a pole saw would not be the...