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OK Nick I hear ya; that oak's growing pretty fast by the looks of it; too bad there's such little room for compromise there. Too bad for the uphill guy huh? I seldom recommend anything on big trees; it's the owner's call. Reduction pruning can be responsible professional risk mitigation on...

that might work, but you'd need a smaller sail...is that why they call it reducing windsail? haha. re warranted, did you miss the part about 95% hollow?? attached is the reason; did you hear it in November?

The point of those reduction cuts would be to get response growth inside the crown. aka retrenchment. There would not be much if any sprouting at the cuts. This is a very old tree so 9% is the spec, to avoid shocking the system. it's like 95% hollow. Others also were looking to take more off...

This is what i did with the quote; i figured 3.5-6 hours depending on level of detail. Drive time itemized o heck no free estimates unless convenient or prequalified. "It seems like her concern is that although seen as a necessity, she doesn't know what she will getting as a result of her...

The expense might come later, when the trenching damage to the tree roots starts becoming evident.

Good point; that last bit oughta go. actually it's ~40 minutes away so no free onsite estimate. I bid an evaluation alone (slim chance she wants that), and also a range for pruning, 3.5-6 hours for 2 climbers. flat rate for potential cable; see the crown gap? mb, you'd use a pole for this...

Just got this email: "I took pictures of these trees in my backyard today to send to tree companies for quotes on trimming them back from power lines and over home. They have damaged the roof, siding and many more places over the past three years as strong winds have thrown branches. As I...