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When Being Proactive Works Against You

Two thoughts: Looking at the aerial view, the tree was within a foot or two of the house on 3 sides. Who in their right mind would have allowed it to grow that large in that position.

The reporter said the crane company’s insurance had lapsed. If I was having a crane of that size on my property, handling a tree that size, i would have asked for a copy of the coi and permit up front.
 
e hilton said:
Two thoughts: Looking at the aerial view, the tree was within a foot or two of the house on 3 sides. Who in their right mind would have allowed it to grow that large in that position.

The reporter said the crane company’s insurance had lapsed. If I was having a crane of that size on my property, handling a tree that size, i would have asked for a copy of the coi and permit up front.
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I think they built an addition around the tree.
 
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