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I don't think the issue is that it's illegal, but that it's harder to find a company that will insure, and for those that will, it's more expensive.

I was barely up there. Just pulling the rope over the ridge was tough on the rope. If I were doing any real work and moving around a lot, I'd want to use something different. Once I was working on a siding job and a guy slid off the metal roof. Neither of us were tied in. It was only one...

Darned if I didn't get another 'squirrel stuck in a chimney' call. Same gas insert setup. This time the roof was steeper, and it was comp shingles. The second lady even had the same name as the first lady. Decided I'd go check out the Korkers. Turns out the company is right here in...

All finished. Checked out the Korkers and the Cougar Paws. Yep, that's what the little holes were from. I wore these carbide tipped slippers today. They were great while it was dry. Then it started barely raining and they were useless. It might have been that the tips were not brand new...

Husabud, are you a badminton player, too? Believe me, I thought about using the coke bottle trick. The main problem, as I could see it, was the angle I was pulling the rope, 90° to the shingle. The throwline would slide up under the shake as you pulled, then by the time the rope got to that...

The lady called me this morning and said she heard nothing yesterday or last night or this morning at all. So it went from furious scratching to nothing overnight, and now two days of total quiet. I think the squirrel figured it out. I'm going to add a screen on the bottom of the cap to...

OK, it's not tree climbing, but climbing was involved. I'm on Dan's list for cat rescues, but every once in awhile I get a call for a raccoon or squirrel stuck in a chimney. The roofers and animal control people had not returned this lady's call in 3 days, so she called the fire dept, and then...