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Yeah Popper, looking at resumes and talking to people on the phone are a poor substitute for an interview face-to-face. Even an interview is often just a big BS session. Showing up at the shop with gloves and a hardhat willing to do anything, that is a different story. . . Start at the...

Holy cow jim, I bet that got his attention. We really roll the dice sometimes hey? I think about that when everything around the house is burried in foam, and you're sloshing around in it up to your knees. . . now where was that service drop? :/:

Like branch contact? Or was it just kind of traveling around in the trees? I've had to watch several limbs burn through the lines on the fire dept. it's nuts.

Just lucky Butch? Electricity is like the freakin boogy man to me. I don't really understand it, and it can kill me instantly. poof. I was topping a Poplar once and the wind pinned it. Let go just as the stem started to split and kind of flopped off sideways. Had an inexperienced ground...

That will work. Hello Josh, I'm Sam. I'm with Sean. Master your throw line. You'll be able to set better, safer tie in points (TIP) which will let you work the whole tree with less overall effort. Practice Practice Practice. ~cheers

Skip the permanant anchors. Practice with your throw line.

Pruning for sure. That was Gnarly!

The county may not, but the power company should. Give them a call and explain your situation. They will not remove the trees for you, but they will likely provide clearence for their lines. Looking into hiring an insured professional would be a good call as well. Cheers.