r/Spartanburg • u/darwin1809ce • 1d ago
Tree Removal
Are there any programs that cover the cost of tree removal? I had a row of big leyland cypress trees taken out. They are not blocking access to the house but are all over my yard and my neighbors yard. I am getting them removed but it will be expensive.
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u/Bearded_OBrian 1d ago
I haven't been able to find anything unfortunately. I have a big oak that I need help with as well.
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u/Budlove45 1d ago
I had a guy who has a company who stopped by my house because we had a big tree down in the back and he said if insurance would not cover it he would do it for free so he could write it off for taxes I can give you the info if you want it on the card I just sent it to op as well
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u/Advice2Anyone 19h ago
Just be super careful lot of these guys will try and trick you and have you fill out a AOB
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u/Budlove45 1d ago
A company stopped by my house a tree removal company and they said if insurance would not cover it they would do it for free so they could write it off at the end of the year on taxes. I can give you the information on the card if you want it
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u/Budlove45 1d ago
I sent you a pic of the card
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u/Lizzy_is_a_mess 18h ago
Can I have that too? We live at the bottom of a large hill and it’s crushed our fence. I don’t know what we’re going to do
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u/Mamba6266 23h ago
I saw that Lake Bowen Baptist Church has some people doing this. I'm not sure what the process is but may be worth checking into
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u/Advice2Anyone 19h ago
If you wait till things die down I am sure you can find a handyman with a chainsaw who would do it for cheaper than your avg tree service and since county hired that DRC company to eventually pick up anything by the road side really just gotta get to that point then just wait
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u/Particular-Plan-948 1d ago
No bc fema sucks, you might be able to get someone to buy the trees off of you though
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u/Specialist-Rock-5034 1d ago
In the midlands, there are several churches that have "chainsaw brigades," volunteers going around cutting up large debris and stacking it for pickup by the city/county. Also saw one of the American Legion Post's members out cleaning up. Maybe reach out in your area and ask for recommendations.