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Question: A Tree Contractor Has Been Hired By A Homeowner To Remove A Damaged Tree From A Previous Storm. The Top Of The Tree Broke Off, Leaving The Trunk In The Ground. The Arborist Will Remove The Tree By Attaching A Rope Near The Top And Cutting The Base Close To The Ground. The Scenario Is Shown In The Figure.

A tree contractor has been hired by a homeowner to remove a damaged tree from a previous storm. The top of the tree broke off, leaving the trunk in the ground.

The arborist will remove the tree by attaching a rope near the top and cutting the base close to the ground.

Find out everything you can about the company, the service you need, and your property.

Sep 08, My neighbor hired a contractor to remove a tree from their backyard and asked me if it was okay to cut 2 branches from one of my arborvitae trees that were leaning on the roof of their garage. I said sure.

I have 20 Arborvitae trees planted along one side of my backyard. These trees are 26 years old and 40 to 50 feet tall. Jul 07, It stated that the burden of regulatory compliance could be alleviated by simply hiring licensed contractors. It said a contractor’s license status is not difficult to ascertain, since the State Contractors’ Licensing Board has both a toll free phone number and a website.

Sep 12, NEVER give a contractor or other worker money up front for work that has not been completed.

I got another blank stare.

In the state of CA it’s customary to put a deposit down to secure a job, but it cannot exceed 10% of the job’s contract. NEVER make progress payments that are unfair to the client.