fazzyfox Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 There are plenty of tree surgery companies out there, just pick your nearest branch.
fazzyfox Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 The Special Branch... Beat me to it, I didn't twig that someone else would use that pun.
davieG Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 I'm stumped but It'll be releaf when you find someone
pSinatra Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 George Walker's in Syston http://www.gwtreecare.com/ These are a very good company & very professional. Might be a bit expensive. I can recommend a friend of mine, who is also very good, highly qualified & probably cheaper. His company is called Duntox. I've cut down a few but I lived on a large plot where there was plenty of room for it to fall. If the tree cannot fall without hitting something it has to be lopped from the top in sections. This requires a man lift and ropes to lower the limbs and trunk sections. Arbor blowed if I can offer any better advice Always consider underground services too (gas, water, sewers, etc). The impact of the tree hitting the floor can easily damage anything going on underground
Filbert_Ross Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 barking up the wrong tree if you think I can help you with this problem.
Buce Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 barking up the wrong tree if you think I can help you with this problem. Fir enough.
scottthefox Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 Some of these pun are so bad I'd go as far as to say that they are bordering on treeson
Vacamion Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 These are a very good company & very professional. Might be a bit expensive. I can recommend a friend of mine, who is also very good, highly qualified & probably cheaper. His company is called Duntox. Always consider underground services too (gas, water, sewers, etc). The impact of the tree hitting the floor can easily damage anything going on underground P.S. gets a rep point from me because he is trying to answer the question seriously in amongst a tidal wave of punnery. Yew predictable beeches.
pSinatra Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 P.S. gets a rep point from me because he is trying to answer the question seriously in amongst a tidal wave of punnery. Yew predictable beeches. Puns seem far more poplar
Smudge Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 Seems the best advice is to leaf it someone who maple it down for yew acacia have an accident.
johnny the fox Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 im surprised there is nobody on here with a big chopper to help you..
Dr The Singh Posted 23 August 2015 Author Posted 23 August 2015 Thanks for fleckney, webbo and Sinatra for your recommendations!! Cheers everyone else for a laugh
Tincy Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 Man this thread is really starting to lumber along, you guys need to branch out
sly1 Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 What's that got to do footy wrong forum a your barking up the wrong tree
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 Oi. Watch it mush, that's my scratching post!
SpacedX Posted 23 August 2015 Posted 23 August 2015 Former City players that may be of assistance... Stef Oakes The Birch Rodney Fern Bob Hazell...but mainly because he'd rip it out and shred it with his bare hands.
Parafox Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 I know tree fellers from Ireland that could do it...
hairy Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 The Tree Amigos https://www.yell.com/biz/tree-amigos-leicester-6182381/ They have done work for me in the past
Dr The Singh Posted 24 August 2015 Author Posted 24 August 2015 They have done work for me in the past Are they costly??
Nick Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Are they costly?? Good point, after all, money doesn't grow on trees you know.
Webbo Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Are they costly?? Take the money out of your hedge fund.
Buce Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Good point, after all, money doesn't grow on trees you know. Are you sure? http://homeguides.sfgate.com/care-instructions-money-tree-plant-50174.html
Buce Posted 24 August 2015 Posted 24 August 2015 Take the money out of your hedge fund. He'd be better off leafing it in.
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