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all the licensed, bonded contractors that do tree work are well over their heads with work. This season has been devastating and there is just not enough reliable labor up here to deal with it all.
Be patient. Do as much of the work as you can yourself. Rent a dumpster (or two or three).
We should all be concerned about dead trees that are left standing until winter hits. Snow load, high winds, etc could bring them down.RHYuroc, you were lucky. I was left with all of the slash and the logs too. Like you, however, I am looking to get rid of the logs ASAP but there doesn’t seem to be anyone available as so many trees are down. If someone has a good, honest and reliable contractor, I’m all ears!
I agree it would be better if they also took them away, but that is not going to happen.
I still need a contractor to haul them away.
When PG&E leaves the trunk this season they are not doing you or your neighbors a favor. Most of the trees dying have been infested with bark beetles. By leaving the trunk they allow thousands of beetle larva to mature and go on to infest more trees.
Actually I was quite happy with what the PG & E contractor did. They cleaned up all the slash and left the tree remains in a good location. I guess I was lucky. However, I do want to get rid of the logs.
These logs will need to be moved with equipment, so I am looking for a contractor to do that.
I’m following this post. PG&E left a huge mess for me to deal with. I’m thankful the fire inspection folks have allowed that there are just too many trees down to fine us for non-compliance.
I’ve got to be honest here. I want very much to be in compliance. But when your regular clean up team jacks their cost up 200%? And the wood removal guys equally encourage to do so as well?
Local guys. Work with us I’m discouraged. This is your community too.
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