We have a fairly large tree that we want to have cut down and dug out from our front garden. It's in a confined space close to garden walls, electricity cables and the house itself, and I'm not really inclined to get it done by Mrs DM's friend's cousin's brother-in-law who has a friend with a chainsaw.
Does anyone know of a company or individual in the area specialising in this sort of thing?
Tree removal
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Re: Tree removal
I have to go through the same process with a large mango tree. I have been advised that the local government will do this for a relatively low cost circa 5,000 Baht. Apparently thay have the crane/truck chainsaws etc.
I, or rather, ‘er in doors is going to give them a call this week. I’ll let you know the outcome
I, or rather, ‘er in doors is going to give them a call this week. I’ll let you know the outcome
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Re: Tree removal
But before there's an axe in sight, no ceremony to appease the spirits who reside in the tree?
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Re: Tree removal
Thanks, that hadn't occurred to us. We live in the Cha-am catchment area, so Mrs DM will follow this up with the Tessaban here.Bristolian wrote: I have been advised that the local government will do this for a relatively low cost circa 5,000 Baht. Apparently thay have the crane/truck chainsaws etc.
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