$2.5 MILLION TURNAROUND PROJECT: TREES, SNAKES, AND LAKES

In this episode, Eric and Frank continue their ambitious journey of turning around the Walnut Creek Mobile Home/RV Park in Troy, Alabama. After months of hard work, Phase One of the park's reconfiguration is finally complete.
Major infrastructure improvements have laid the foundation for a thriving community, and now the focus shifts to beautifying the park in preparation for the summer season.
Join them as they bring in landscaping experts to transform the grounds, and meet their tree expert, who also happens to be an expert rattlesnake catcher-adding an unexpected twist to the day's challenges. Watch the transformation unfold as Walnut Creek inches closer to its revival!
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[@nickmahonnnz]

Excellent episode.

[@Nova-m8d]

That's an 11.50-acre lake, not 20 acres.

[@mattbassmortgageproshops]

Each episode just keeps getting better and better. Park looks great!

[@Nova-m8d]

These people are noobs. The South Alabama Electric Coop power company will remove unwanted trees 15 feet from each side of an active power line for free. Call them on the phone and tell them you have a chainsaw from Walmart and you've watched a few videos online on how to drop a tree and it doesn't look that complicated. They will talk you down off the ledge and send out a crew to remove the trees.

[@TrailerParkTurnaround]

Hello Nova, we love the constructive criticism that you give on each of our episodes. We'd love to hear from you and talk about your experience in this MHP space. Call our office at 718.447.8100. Enjoy your weekend.

[@margiemadrazo8093]

Wonderful episode

[@lexie-y1r]

Thank you for listening to our comments about the music. Great episode. A&E Hello? lets get this on your program.

[@TrailerParkTurnaround]

Our pleasure!

[@greenearthblueskies8556]

I'm so engaged in this channel

[@TXP2P69]

Who ever estimated cutting 115 trees for 28k is a moron. That comes out to $243.00 a tree. Who in the right mind is going to climb, top and remove 115 for that amount of money. Its not like most of these trees can be sold. A family of six can barely eat dinner for that price and you want someone to pay a living wage, have a license, have insurance and be dependable in an incredibly dangerous environment.

[@mattbassmortgageproshops]

Ah the beauty of a free market moron.

[@TrailerParkTurnaround]

Hello TTG, It appears you missed the purpose of the episode. "Needs vs. Wants" We don't need to cut 115 trees. Our estimate was for the amount of trees that NEED to be trimmed/removed because they are affecting the lives of the residents. At the end of the day the contractor and our team agreed upon a price for the amount of work that was needed to be done. The beauty of a free market. Thank you for tuning in and stick around for the next episode.

[@chrish42000]

People do that job for minimum wage in some areas... Equipment is the expensive part and thats maybe 1-2k per week.