Don't count on that for offsetting the cost of removal. You will save more money, in most instances, by telling the contractor to just leave the big wood. That may take a couple hundred off of the bill if they can just get the tree down and chip the small stuff. Leaving the small stuff would save a nice chunk of change too, but that is a lot of mess to clean up if you don't have anywhere to go with it. At least the bug stuff, you can either cut, split and sell or find someone else to take it for free.
Hey, new here and I had a question for you guys that are more familiar with this stuff, I have this huge dead oak tree in my backyard and I can only imagine how much it would cost to get cut down. What i was wondering was how many cords of wood do you think it will produce. Ballpark, obviously. Thanks!
