any ideas of a price for the removal of a large horse chesnut tree about 25 foot from buildings there is space to fell the tree in sections west yorkshire area near wakefield 
removal of large horse chesnut tree price
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get several quotes then you will know for sure
please allow my friend to explain why
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cookie - had a larger Ash felled last year (London) for £250 by properly qualified tree surgeons, and it was in a 'complicated' position next and over a conservatory. They mashed everthing in their towed shredding tackle so cleared all the mess. Might be cheaper up where you are.
Are you in a conservation area, if you are then you'll have to get permission for any tree work from your local Council. If not in a conservation area check that your tree doesn't has a Preservation Order on it - many 'specimen' trees do. Big fines if you attack these and you then get 'grassed-up'; beware of the twitching net curtains, there's always somebody watching.
EDIT: they didn't mash the conservatory, not a scratch on it.
Are you in a conservation area, if you are then you'll have to get permission for any tree work from your local Council. If not in a conservation area check that your tree doesn't has a Preservation Order on it - many 'specimen' trees do. Big fines if you attack these and you then get 'grassed-up'; beware of the twitching net curtains, there's always somebody watching.
EDIT: they didn't mash the conservatory, not a scratch on it.
Yep, make sure it hasn't got a TPO on it, fine up to 20k I believe.
just got a quote over £500 more than i want to pay especaily so near to crimbo no tpo on it
sorry, but it goes to show you should not ask for quotes on forums
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cookie - had a larger Ash felled last year (London) for £250 by properly qualified tree surgeons, and it was in a 'complicated' position next and over a conservatory. They mashed everthing in their towed shredding tackle so cleared all the mess. Might be cheaper up where you are.
Are you in a conservation area, if you are then you'll have to get permission for any tree work from your local Council. If not in a conservation area check that your tree doesn't has a Preservation Order on it - many 'specimen' trees do. Big fines if you attack these and you then get 'grassed-up'; beware of the twitching net curtains, there's always somebody watching.
EDIT: they didn't mash the conservatory, not a scratch on it.
What size trunk?
lib - maybe 2'6" + at the base but then 'split' into 2 trunks, each of these being an equal size. it was monster. Because of it's shape (split trunk) the Council's Tree Officer said it wasn't a specimen tree and could come down - I had to involve him 'cos I live in a Conservation area. The other determining factor was it wouldn't really be missed 'cos of all the other mature trees in the garden. All this means every couple of years I have new Council Approval to have the tree surgeons in to do the maintenance.
Jassus, som people are tic.
Its loik dis, tree tree fellas gave me tree quotes for tree work, Oi gave the job to one of de tree tree fellas, but wen dey turned up der woz only two o dem fellas, I sez wheres da udder fella, dey sez wot udder fella ders only two us tree fellas.
Tinkin bout it, I woz taiken for a roid, der shood ave been tree o dem tree fellas not two tree fellas - bast****S.
I hope dats clear enuff now - Jeeez......
Its loik dis, tree tree fellas gave me tree quotes for tree work, Oi gave the job to one of de tree tree fellas, but wen dey turned up der woz only two o dem fellas, I sez wheres da udder fella, dey sez wot udder fella ders only two us tree fellas.
Tinkin bout it, I woz taiken for a roid, der shood ave been tree o dem tree fellas not two tree fellas - bast****S.
I hope dats clear enuff now - Jeeez......
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