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Fair point. I was just curious, as I know you are fully current and competent with modern arboricultural methods and techniques.

I think that practice is seldom followed here, anymore. Was common several decades ago.

Well, Stephen...as I'm sure you keep in mind, any work in a time of little work is a boon. Keep on keeping on, my friend.

What are the cut surfaces treated with, Andre?

Lotta work!!

Nasty.

That one looks like the only direction it will go is to the lean. No way to influence it much, though a proper restraint line might offer something.

That leaner is much bigger than the perspective the initial pics give. Nice work, all.

CV has the right of it. Nasty.

It's happening everywhere...maybe not so badly, but still. My HO insurance has tripled in 5 years. Major wildfires/mandatory evacuations in 2020 put a scare in insurance providers. And I do live in a forested rural environment, no escaping that fact. Decades ago, it was hard for fires to run...

That would likely do it. Good picture, David.

Just curious, on what basis? Tree doesn't look bad in your picture...

If that's a removal, the HO is going to miss the shade bigtime...but the pool will stay cleaner :).

It sure is.

As suspected. Thanks, Max. That was a lot of tree to rig.

That was a handsome tree. Why the removal? Guessing too messy.

That's plenty of tree right there. Nice work, Rich.

That is correct.

I feel both wet and cold, looking at these pictures Max. I am reminded how nice retirement is :).

Max has no need for false legends...his reputation it strong without unwarranted amplification!