So we have several downed limbs. One took out a chunk of fence. We have TWO sitting on top of the carport. They don't look like they caused damage, but they sure as shit are enormous and hanging out on top of the carport. There's also a good foot of snow. I don't know if we should call back the yokel guy who wanted to charge $1000 to take the dead wood out of the tree in front (and they'd surely want to charge more for taking these limbs out and cleaning out the other potentially horrible limbs from the two pine trees) or if I should try to find another tree service that's definitely local/insured/etc.
I'm Soooo no good with this type of thing.
I want like... other people to deal with this. Maybe I'll look through that community phone book thing and see if there is a neighborhood recommended tree service. guuuh
I'm Soooo no good with this type of thing.
I want like... other people to deal with this. Maybe I'll look through that community phone book thing and see if there is a neighborhood recommended tree service. guuuh
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My children want your snow. ALL YOUR SNOW ARE BELONG.. no, no, that's just too stupid. But they want it anyway.
Oh yeah, and VA winters don't impress me.
Now, in southern VA (virginia beach/hampton roads area) you're lucky if you see a single flake all year. Up until this storm though, they'd had more snow than we did (and we're in Fairfax/dc metro).
I've thought about the neighbors. Our next door people are head of the housing association (they're like.. the king and queen of the neighborhood prom. People come out of their houses to greet them when they walk past) so they'll definitely have a line on it.