Getting Rid Of Dead Trees? 4 Ways To Reuse The Wood
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10 July 2015
The property you bought has a few dead or overgrown trees on it. You're going to need to have them trimmed or removed, but you don't want to just haul the wood to the local landfill. Luckily, you don't have to. There are a lot of things you could do to recycle and repurpose the wood from your tree trimming. Here are some ideas to get you started.
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Don't Be The Spooky House On The Block - Trimming Trees Before Selling Your Home
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18 June 2015
Getting your home ready to sell can be a lot of work, but can be worth it to get the best asking price. It is a good idea to have your trees trimmed before putting your house on the market. Here are four reasons spending money on professional tree trimming is worth it before selling your home.
1. Trimmed Trees Will Let in Light
If you use your trees to shade your home and keep summer temperatures down, this is a great day-to-day function.
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Cha-Ching! 4 Ways To Cash-In On Those Dead Trees In Your Yard
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29 May 2015
If your home's yard has some dead trees that need to be removed, then you might be surprised to discover that you can sometimes sell the wood and stumps for cash!
Here are four different ways that you can sell your dead trees and get them out of your yard once and for all:
Sell the Wood as Woodworking Raw Material
Woodworkers are always looking for quality raw materials, and buying their wood at lumber mills usually comes with a very high price, especially for rare or hardwood trees.
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Three Important Steps Following The Removal Of A Large Tree
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27 May 2015
No one likes to discuss what happens when a large tree finally reaches the end of its life. The sad fact is that any tree can become too weathered, old or weak to be safe to stay near a home or in a yard where it could be a hazard to those around it. Removing a large tree is not a simple project and even once the tree is gone, the stump and damaged yard often remain.
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