Tough to use population as a key to how much work can be supported, look at treework in florida.
You need enough people with enough money and enough trees.
Lots of trees, not many people wont work
Lots of people, not many trees wont work (unless your treeplanting alot)
Lots of money, not many trees wont work either.
If where you live has lousy access you will find its able to support more tree companies than a place where the majority of trees are accessable by bucket truck as it limits how much production can be dont by big companys so limits there growth.
Start small and smart.
You need enough people with enough money and enough trees.
Lots of trees, not many people wont work
Lots of people, not many trees wont work (unless your treeplanting alot)
Lots of money, not many trees wont work either.
If where you live has lousy access you will find its able to support more tree companies than a place where the majority of trees are accessable by bucket truck as it limits how much production can be dont by big companys so limits there growth.
Start small and smart.
