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Fallen Leylandii tree

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  • 08-01-2014 6:03am
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    Annagaul
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    Anyone know of anyone who would chop up and remove a large fallen Leylandii tree in private garden in Kildare? Also what would the approximate cost of same be?
    Pauline


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    Sir Arthur Daley
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    How big is the tree?


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    Annagaul
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    At least 30 foot!


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    Sir Arthur Daley
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    You will get someone no problem who will cut it up and keep timber and wont cost you nothing, there are plenty people who would love a fallen tree for timber for firing wood.


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    Odelay
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    WikiHow wrote: »
    You will get someone no problem who will cut it up and keep timber and wont cost you nothing, there are plenty people who would love a fallen tree for timber for firing wood.

    I think you will find it very hard to get someone to cut up that rubbish/weed for firewood. Fastest way ti get rid will be a landscaping company or tree surgeon with a chipper.


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    cormywormy
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    Annagaul wrote: »
    Anyone know of anyone who would chop up and remove a large fallen Leylandii tree in private garden in Kildare? Also what would the approximate cost of same be?
    Pauline


    did you get the tree removed?


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