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Tree Removal

DES440 · 2009-05-18 14:50:41

I have 3 trees in the back garden which are casting a large shadow over the garden resulting in the grass not growing properly in the back half.I am considering getting rid of some or all of them. Can anyone advise of rough costs of getting them removed.They are cherry blossoms

18-05-2009 2:50pm

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DES440

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I have 3 trees in the back garden which are casting a large shadow over the garden resulting in the grass not growing properly in the back half.I am considering getting rid of some or all of them.

Can anyone advise of rough costs of getting them removed.They are cherry blossoms

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#2 18-05-2009 3:07pm

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just make sure the person you get is fully insured otherwise, you'll be liable if anything happens to him/her

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#3 19-05-2009 9:26pm

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It depends were the trees are and how easy they will be to fall for a price.Do a search on here on tree removal there was another thread with prices on it. I would guess, without looking at the trees 300 a tree

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