Advice

[wayne300]

Hello all,

I cut tree's for a tree service for 8 years be for moving on to better paying job. I have missed doing it (odd I know), and want to start my own up.

I have a 50" bucket truck already that i bought last summer and been fixing it up little at a time. I also have a chipper already.

Here or my questions:

What insurance would you recommend starting out?

What else would i need to be fully legit starting out? I don't want to miss something and get a fine/ticket.

I plan on starting out with me doing all the cutting, and hiring a guy or 2 for ground clean up. Should i use them as contracted labor?

Thanks for any input.

P.S: I'm from KY if anyone is from that state with advice. There is not many tree service in my area, so no real competitors other then some about 50+ miles away.

 

[treecutterjr]

I'm in Louisville. Liability Insurance and Workers Comp is your main things to be concerned with.

 

[buckeyebasser23]

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