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  • in reply to: BigTrees Talk #5385
    caleach
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    Does anyone know how long it’s supposed to take for the trees that PG&E mandated for removal will actually be removed?

    Steve

    in reply to: BigTrees Talk #5384
    caleach
    Participant

    Does anyone know how long the road work is going to last coming up the hill just before the Park?

    in reply to: Tree services #5383
    michelle s
    Participant

    There’s a team in the BTW neighborhood today (Thurs 5/11) from Sonora. They just gave me a very reasonable quote for 3 fir trees in my yard. Can’t vouch for the service as yet, but they were very friendly and responsive. His card below:

    Keith Holmgren
    209.206.6680
    xxtreme1113@gmail.com

    in reply to: Tree services #5382
    mhjohn2
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    he est trees for us in Jan and said he was going to bay area to look after mom and rest his shoulder, be back end May/ june

    in reply to: Tree services #5381
    ladyknitter
    Participant

    Has anyone heard from Dave Finn?

    in reply to: Asphalt Driveway Repair #5380
    Bootstrap
    Participant

    A concrete driveway is generally more expensive because it requires more hand labor to install. An asphalt driveway is installed mostly with power equipment (spreaders, rollers, etc). Concrete requires excavation, forming, steel reinforcing, pumping, placement, finishing the surface, and, finally, curing.

    A 6″ thick concrete driveway will be much stronger than 2″ of asphalt and will “span” over soft spots in the subgrade. If you have a steep driveway, concrete can be broom finished to give better tire traction but asphalt must be install “smooth” and can be slippery when wet. Concrete will obviously be whiter in color vs. black asphalt. “Lamp black” can be added to the concrete at the plant to make it more grey, so it doesn’t blind you in the sunlight.

    So you might want to get a quote for both asphalt and concrete based on your current site conditions.
    Folks need to remember that concrete needs to be “cured” for at least a week after placement by sealing it again water evaporation. Expansion joints also need to be installed, since concrete shrinks during curing and will crack randomly, if not provided with “control joints”.

    Hope this helps.

    in reply to: Asphalt Driveway Repair #5379
    michelle s
    Participant

    Anyone have contact for Ron Cooper?

    Or any other recommended driveway re-surfacer?

    I noticed some people have concrete vs asphalt. What are the pros and cons?

    in reply to: Tree services #5377
    Grandpa Coffee
    Participant

    And I did find last months copy of the EPFD trained vendor list and attached the PDF above. the JPG is attached here.

    Eric

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    in reply to: Tree services #5375
    Grandpa Coffee
    Participant

    Hi All,
    Ebbetts Fire Districts has a list of certified lot cleaner and tree folks. Just give them a call or stop by the office on Blagen Rd. in Arnold.
    Eric

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    in reply to: looking for Paul Mandt's phone number #5373
    icepick1960
    Participant

    Number I have is 209-840-2298

    in reply to: BigTrees Talk #5372
    AZbunch
    Participant

    I had 3 trees cut down by PG&E and made arrangements with a friend to split and remove the wood. Unfortunately, he just cancelled on me and I’m scrambling to find another source before my scheduled lot clean-up on May 20th. I know there’s a huge surplus of trees this year, but is anyone interested in free wood? Thanks in advance!!

    in reply to: BigTrees Talk #5371
    mkdk1210
    Participant

    I have lost his number, anyone help me with this?

    in reply to: Tree services #5370
    mkdk1210
    Participant

    sorry, i didn’t mean to start another message

    in reply to: Tree services #5369
    mkdk1210
    Participant

    I am looking for Paul Mandt… anyone have his number? It is not in my directory and I don’t understand why not!!

    I am hoping someone can help me with this…

    in reply to: Cabin Maintenance #5368
    michelle s
    Participant

    Now that it’s nice enough to cook outside, it’s time to re-tile the kitchen counters and backsplash. I already have the tiles. Does anyone know a good tile setter to do the work in BTV?

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