Hey thanks Jeff, appreciate the feedback, it happens that San Diego is where I've been looking, loved it when I visited 10years ago, especially the waterfront around the pier..
Thanks for the advice, I was originally looking at the Bay Area but it seems living costs are huge, thanks to the silicon valley workers I'm told.. Ocean fishing sounds more my deal anyway
Thanks for the advice, I was originally looking at the Bay Area but it seems living costs are huge, thanks to the silicon valley workers I'm told.. Ocean fishing sounds more my deal anyway
We'd love to talk with you!Hi Jack, are you looking for a job in a bigger company or a smaller company? I live in San Diego and I'm looking for some new blood. My company is leaf it to us tree service and if you are looking than we could talk. It's 80 degrees here today so just wanted to let you know. HahaI'm an experienced climber from New Zealand and have recently moved to Illinois, while I'm enjoying the tree work here the winter is a bit too intense for me. I'm interested in moving to Southern California, can anyone recommend a good place to go? Any feedback would be appreciated
Hi Jose, unfortunately my wife decided we're moving back to New Zealand, at least for a few years.. I don't know how to delete this thread.. If I do end up in San Diego in the future (my fingers are crossed) your company looks perfect, I love your motto "no hack jobs", and would certainly get in touch with you, thanks for your interest and your professionalism when it comes to tree work
Ummm huh, why did you say that? And why not may I ask? and how do you climb them without spikes out of interest :S aesthetically it's hard to see if someone's used spikes on the upper section of the trunk (good idea to use a ladder to reach the rough stuff if they've been pruned properly) and physically palms dont have a cambium so... Just trying to understand, Please explain..
