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You should get out more, lol

And so you purposely dropped one tree out of twenty to purposely block his car in... sorry bud, total **** move, not professional at all...

I've always felt like being a good arborist is almost like taking the hippocratic oath..."above all, do no harm"... blocking a customer's car in the driveway just doesn't sit well with me...

So when you get a frustrating customer do you put sugar in their gas tank?

Check for a clogged tank pressure release line

Yeah, but you don't drop a tree across the dudes driveway and take off...

Yeah, not gonna lie, but that is the worst **** story ever, can't believe he would do it, let alone post it....

There's a strong argument for a cracked football being the culprit, especially if it was dry and that's the only one that failed

So, to summarize, One Saturday morning you knocked on a 70+ year old man's door, unsolicited, and pitched him on removing some 20 odd dead trees... something he may or may not have noticed or planned on doing something about. After giving him a bid for full removal, which by your own...

That's truly one of the worst things I've ever heard of anyone doing in this industry, and that says a lot...

What would you have preferred she said?

No, it doesn't seem snarky.

Oh, I wouldn't post a location, edit that out

If you had actually read the thread you would have seen that she has done that and it was discussed at length.

Well, if you can't be bothered to actually read a thread before commenting it kind of shows what your opinion is worth...jmho

Well, tell me you haven't set up a crane without telling me you haven't set up a crane... it's kind of like saying it's just one more branch, 50' up...

Yeah, personally I wouldn't expect him to set up twice for no additional charge

I'm back in Colorado now, and the water and resources needed for a beautiful non native bluegrass lawn is ridiculous. Even worse the further west you go

I would definitely let the company know that is your plan in advance and not spring it on them. They may charge an additional fee per setup. After all, I'm sure you do.

Clover is getting very popular as a low maintenance lawn