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treevet · 14th April 2008, 05:48 PM

I may be giving you advice you already know, but this a great time to contact tree companies in your area and let them know you will take loads of wood (for free only) dumped easily on your property. A high percentage of removals come after trees are in leaf and people resign themselves to removal. Just call all of them, check them out with a brief interview and tell them you will only take their wood when you are home until you get to know them. This is so they don t give you debris and garbage wood or cement/nail filled logs.

Tree companies can get overwhelmed with wood and money made by firewood sales is a joke compared to what is made doing the skilled stuff. I give away a lot of good wood at this time of the year so I can move on to the next job.

14th April 2008, 05:48 PM	#37 (permalink)
treevet Over mature heritage tree Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Posts: 809	Re: my fire wood pile I may be giving you advice you already know, but this a great time to contact tree companies in your area and let them know you will take loads of wood (for free only) dumped easily on your property. A high percentage of removals come after trees are in leaf and people resign themselves to removal. Just call all of them, check them out with a brief interview and tell them you will only take their wood when you are home until you get to know them. This is so they don t give you debris and garbage wood or cement/nail filled logs. Tree companies can get overwhelmed with wood and money made by firewood sales is a joke compared to what is made doing the skilled stuff. I give away a lot of good wood at this time of the year so I can move on to the next job.