TREE REMOVAL FROM START TO FINISH $1,800 in 2 Hours

TREE REMOVAL FROM START TO FINISH $1,800 in 2 Hours with Willliam Elling from Young Masters tree service ‪@WilliamElling84‬
Birch Tree Gets Removed From Start To Finish $1,800 in 2 Hours
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Keith Climbs 115ft.tree with William
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[@phonophresh]

Why did you choose to climb and not pull these over one at a time? Curious. No judgment.

[@m16swaggr97]

cant make it look to easy for $1800

[@teamgreenillinois348]

LOL ever heard of a 5 to 1? Coulda falled every single one of those leads and been done in half the time. River birch will absolutely NEVER break off the hinge wood if you know what you’re doing. Good stuff I suppose boys but you got some learnin to do 😮‍💨

[@robertotirabasso2812]

1800 dollars ? For this tree ?

[@stjo4756]

I'm not charging enough. Thanks

[@billkrol]

Same, I would have bud that for $800

[@scrapmanindustries]

It seems a lot of us are in the same boat

[@Canaan16]

@@scrapmanindustries Yes, including me.

[@spacecat86]

I’d love to charge 1800 but we would go out of business. Oklahoma tree industry sucks ass. Every Tweaker Tom with a chainsaw and a trailer is out right now under bidding the shit out of everything

[@merrittorius]

You're not. 🤘 Raise the rent boys.

[@nutz99]

I love cutting trees down easy money

[@anythinguploads2161]

Glad you got the job. Guys will do that for 600 around here unfortunately. Not me.

[@X-Tree-MNinja]

Is it cool to advertise how much money we make?? I didn’t think so. That’s why there are so many half-price Harry’s out here. We don’t need anymore hackavists in this industry. Don’t encourage them. But yesterday I made $1500 in 28 minutes, pull up to pull off. That’s the usual around here

[@keith-kalfas]

Super awesome. 👌

[@elitelandscapeslifestories]

Piece of CAKE 🍰 💵😎

[@SuperManolo4]

Which little tractor is that ?

[@danyoung2011]

OR DROP IT IN 30 MINUTES YOU COULD PULL THAT BIRCH OVER WITA PRIUS

[@jakeha7646]

And fix the deep hole yard for a few days

[@greentree6373]

A lot of customers don’t realize how much brush is in a tree until it hits the ground. A lot of things effect the price in my area, like if I’ve got to haul it off or chip it and not all big wood is useable for fire wood 🪵 sometimes. Liability is another factor when a tree is close to the house or other things. Stumps are usually extra. Nice job on the birch 🌳 Tree work is hard work but I can truly say I love it! Much respect to all the tree guys out there getting it done! 👍🏻✌🏻

[@keithmoseley6773]

We’re in the same fb group I see you in there

[@losttheplot26]

Do that with a silky in an hour.

[@lindamon5101]

I love me some tree/WOOD ENGINEERING! Excellent job! You gentlemen are very fast& so tidy! Impressive! Your safety standards set the bar high too. Just Masterfully performed!

[@wilhelmkeller7645]

Easy money!

[@NealZ31]

It’s birch! Hinge those steps over towards the chipper. It will hold.

[@roberdelac2966]

Trees are hella dangerous

[@mandycaldwell9777]

Mind u...i am a squirrel in all but really birch hinges great controlled drop those in two mins ..like a boss!

[@domnicapuscuta3948]

Keith, do I need a city permit do cut down a tree? I own a landscaping company. Please advise, I’m a beginner! Thanks!

[@elizabethsunderlin-xv4ud]

The sawzall video to remove a stump was good. Probably great for you business as it’s a homeowners aesthetic fix. But the roots will remain and will forever be a problem because that space can’t be utilized for growing other plants over. There is an insanely easy cheap way to get rid of a stump and ALL OF ITS ROOTS til kingdom come. How has nobody in your industry capitalized on it or figured it out.

[@largeogres2415]

I don’t see how it’s 1800$ I wouldn’t be able to get that price for that tree herein New York state😢😢😢

[@MB-wq8cp]

LoL, i can get proffessional people to do that job for $500 easy.

[@keith-kalfas]

No you cant.

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

I wouldn't do that job for 500 hundred dollars are you kidding me

[@rayrayslawnlandscape2008]

Climbing trees should be a high paying job and then throw that equipment in there with it you should easily be able to make 5 grand A-day if you can stay busy

[@kylanrichardson8583]

Man I'm all for making a quick buck and people have the choice to choose if they want to take your quote too, but it seems like Noone realizes the value in building relationships and references so their businesses carry on forever anymore, this tree would've taken me an hour to cut into log sized chunks that would've sold for around $400-500 in firewood and $1000 would've been a perfectly fine wage... but like I said they can pay whatever they choose

[@VerboltenTroll]

That was so bad ass

[@largeogres2415]

Yup that’s 600$ tree here in northern New York State if we are 🍀 😢

[@KroopinsPoopinScoopin]

That tree was rough looking

[@MikeErb600]

Paper birch always looks rough

[@KroopinsPoopinScoopin]

@@MikeErb600 I guess I never noticed, but I’ll make sure to pay attention moving forward.

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

The video was better with the volume turned down

[@d2customz431]

That massey gate friendly stump gobler is dope bro

[@dutchdog804]

How about the lawn mower with a grapple on the front!🤣

[@rayrayslawnlandscape2008]

He should get all that money With all of the equipment that he has without that equipment he would never be able to get that kind of money

[@kylegrayson4202]

Is that a lawn mower turned into a mini skid? What a sweet little set up. What’s the brand name of that skid? Thank you much.

[@TheSouthernSkunk]

Sweet video 👍🏼 Never seen this process before

[@Black-lm6db]

Wow. Pricey.

[@jamesvillegas877]

Cutting down trees is bad no repeat service just one time job.

[@ryobrown-mcclain805]

Arborists preform many other tree services beside a removal and often sell a yearly tree health care regimen of treatments. If you're good at what you do, you'll be busy, our local arborist is booked over a year in the future.

[@jamesvillegas877]

@@ryobrown-mcclain805 true that. Just say overall its sad cutting down a tree.

[@lowballerlawncare7961]

I have a client that added a fire pit and 6 chairs. I have to move them off to mow, then put them back afterwards. Should I continue doing this for free?

[@patersonmangaming9809]

No, charge like 20 bucks for that at least

[@sanjim89]

Why not invest or rent a bucket 🪣 truck 🛻?

[@larrybrandonii269]

Love his set up super efficient, big $$ in trees

[@simplybeautifullandscaping5895]

Great job guys

[@BraydenSomers]

Beauty job

[@stjo4756]

I didn't notice did you remove the stump for that price?

[@keith-kalfas]

Stump was another $400

[@logansimpson5980]

Great video

[@keithmoseley6773]

I would have just put a rope in it and cut it small tree for two hours more like an hour climb if that I mean he cut the stem his climb line was on and still had the one over the house i mean come man but every one has off days so not going judge to much it was a rookie mistake

[@keith-kalfas]

Lol.

[@keithmoseley6773]

@@keith-kalfas says the landscape guy who knowing about tree work stick to cutting grass leave the tree work to real arborist

[@WildlifeWarrior-cr1kk]

What

[@ScarletKnightmare]

Great vidya. I was taught by a union lineman to always lock my knees out when climbing with spurs. Supposedly reduces the likelihood of tear out.

[@cgfitnessandarboriculture]

Another technique that can come in handy is cinching your climb line around the trunk and advancing it up with your lanyard if ascending on spurs. That way if you do gaff out or slip the climb line will tighten and prevent you from sliding down the trunk. There’s also ways you can do something similar with just a lanyard.

[@ScarletKnightmare]

@@cgfitnessandarboriculture that's awesome bro thank you for the tip

[@toddjacks8288]

Awesome job brother

[@keith-kalfas]

Thanks 👍

[@charlesviner1565]

👍

[@tylerleblanc2080]

Cut down all the trees bro, go go go!

[@tylerleblanc2080]

Nice video ❤️

[@stjo4756]

Why, all of them? Oxygen, it's kind of important.

[@TheBushcraftontario]

I remove trees that size with just my pole pruner, small chain saw and a scaffold. That size would typically be about $1000.

[@stjo4756]

Yeah I was at 900 to 1000.

[@keith-kalfas]

Tree is bigger in real life than it appeared in the video. That was a full size birch. That's why it was $1800

[@TheBushcraftontario]

I know eh! It's always bigger in real life. Looks like 25 to 30 feet high Seriously though since I got an extended Stihl pole pruner I can cut tall branchy trees down like never before. 20 to 30 feet tall np. The only way it works is when combined with an aluminum scaffold because I can get the angle just right. (Well most of the time anyways) It's much safer then climbing, especially a risky birch.

[@stjo4756]

@@Michael-ev3ls broke yes happy yes one man 6 hours no crew cost dump fees ,gas and a chain.

[@losttheplot26]

I'll do it for grand and have all the fire wood

[@thewhiteknight02]

That birch wood is worth $600 a cord.

[@purryegbert8609]

I appreciate the time taken to avoid leaving divots all over the neighbors yard. Details matter! Hello from Minnesota

[@JR-playlists]

What a beautiful river birch, RIP

[@mutukud]

What's the brand and make of the loader being used?

[@keith-kalfas]

Steiner420

[@fumagoo1986]

bruh no way that small ass birch was 1800, you ripped your customer off

[@keith-kalfas]

That birch was a lot bigger than what the video showed.

[@fumagoo1986]

@@keith-kalfas nah I've been doing trees for long enough to know river birches are small trees. Climbers barely above a 12 foot roof

[@Daniel08353]

@@fumagoo1986 you also need to account for economy pricing. A birch removal in Oklahoma is going to be cheaper than a birch removal in Washington. Fuel prices differ; housing expenses differ; wages differ; taxes differ.