Re: O/T: price for cleaning up storm damage debris?

Posted by BDT in Minnesota on January 08, 2012 at 10:42:08 from (66.87.4.232):

In Reply to: O/T: price for cleaning up storm damage debris? posted by MeAnthony on January 08, 2012 at 09:38:13:

For; say $12.00 per hour, you could offer to help her son finish the job that he started.. Ain't I mean?

I was in the same boat this past summer; only this gal didn't have a son with a chain saw. She did have a large elm tree that the city demanded removal of within thirty days. Power lines and other trees of every side.. I ended up dropping and cutting up seven unwanted trees. There was allot of my own work that could have been done instead of driving 35 miles to do hers.. I didn't charge her a dime; but then, I am 3/8 Norwegian and have a good excuse for being nearly half nuts..

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