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Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: Donnersurvivor] #8429482
07/02/25 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Donnersurvivor
Originally Posted by Spike369
Tree removal is a ripoff. They charge you to haul away the tree which they sell to a sawmill for additional profit.


Lol... buddy you got no clue.

Really, I know a few they charge big prices and then sell the wood for fire wood, Cash jobs are almost always untaxed cash in the pocket . So dont try and snowball the people you service


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Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: Snowpa] #8429489
07/02/25 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Snowpa
Really, I know a few they charge big prices and then sell the wood for fire wood, Cash jobs are almost always untaxed cash in the pocket . So dont try and snowball the people you service

That’d be like me doing an ADC job when the target is in season……you think I’m just burning the animal? People are just lazy and cheap…..lol


Wind Blew, crap flew, out came the line crew
Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8429493
07/02/25 08:19 AM
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It is expensive and hard work one tree wont be hauled to a mill if there is even one close by. It is also dangerous and hard on the body that price seem reasonable but if you want to take it on go for it. I would pay to have it done especially if its close to the house or utility lines make sure he is insured for any loss or damage lot of guys are not especially out of city work, no permits required.

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: Snowpa] #8429499
07/02/25 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Snowpa
Originally Posted by Donnersurvivor

Lol... buddy you got no clue.

Really, I know a few they charge big prices and then sell the wood for fire wood, Cash jobs are almost always untaxed cash in the pocket . So dont try and snowball the people you service


I got the deal of a lifetime for you, come to my yard and you can have as many logs as you want free. I have a small pile I'm saving otherwise take whatever you want. Likely 100 cords there now.

Only thing I ask is once your done post how much time it took and how much profit you made off the firewood.

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8429511
07/02/25 09:39 AM
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"small pile I'm saving" How much for this pile?
There's a warm rain falling down my back lol.

Gun stocks, music instilments,
whiskey barrels, aspirin, veneer,
furniture, ball bats, turkey calls,
What other "wives tales"?

My latest collection is,,,,
phone poles, big bucks.

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Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8429572
07/02/25 12:03 PM
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If I could, I would leave all the wood from tree jobs at the customer's place, no money in wood and chipping brush. Now that very valuable walnut! grin

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8429586
07/02/25 12:27 PM
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If there was easy money in most of the remains from taking down yard trees, tree companies wouldn't be paying to dump it or hauling it long distances to dump it for free.

Keith

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8429620
07/02/25 02:22 PM
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If you want to save money have them knock it down and you clean it up just a thought

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: jalstat] #8429625
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Originally Posted by jalstat
If you want to save money have them knock it down and you clean it up just a thought

50% of these jobs, the customer calls you back to do the cleanup. They have no idea of the work involved.

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Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: mike mason] #8429654
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Originally Posted by mike mason
Originally Posted by jalstat
If you want to save money have them knock it down and you clean it up just a thought

50% of these jobs, the customer calls you back to do the cleanup. They have no idea of the work involved.


Exactly see my post one page back. if I go back it cost them quite a bit more than the original total removal price given.

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: Spike369] #8429668
07/02/25 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Spike369
Tree removal is a ripoff. They charge you to haul away the tree which they sell to a sawmill for additional profit.


sounds like a Golden Opportunity to make easy money...why don't you jump in?

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8429810
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I hired a crew called tree sixty last year.The owner had just bought a 120 ft crane that he had 2 straps hanging from the ball on the crane and they had a guy in a bucket hooking up the straps and making the cuts.These were massive trees taken down with maybe 10 cuts and dropped down to the ground crew that had them cleaned up as fast as they could set them down.He charged me $3000 for 2 trees one of which was in my dog kennel with no way to access but the way he did it.So glad I happened to find him.He made $8500 on my block in about 8 hours with a 4 or 5 man crew. He really screwed up though as he dropped all the big money firewood a block away for free,lol

Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8435735
07/14/25 09:06 AM
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Well got the tree down hauled away and stump ground up. Cost me 1500$ and one guy spent 26 hours doing it. I help some some just to get it done.

My question is I kept a heaping pickup truck full of ash wood. All in about three foot logs with round from 4 to 8 inch rounds. About 5% of the wood needs to be split. I will try to sell for fire wood what would be a good price for a fully pickup box full of ash wood be worth???


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Re: Cost of Tree Removal [Re: snowy] #8435750
07/14/25 09:37 AM
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Locally, that's worth around $60.00 to $80.00. You can buy a whole cord for $125.00.

Keith

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