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Devin Duval
  • Investor
  • West Columbia, SC
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Removal of Pine Tree

Devin Duval
  • Investor
  • West Columbia, SC
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Hello Bigger Pockets Family!

I recently purchased a duplex and had a foundation inspection. There is a wrap around porch that is a slab. The foundation specialist said the roots of a pine tree about five feet was the culprit of a crack on the corner. This pine tree also leaves a lot of pinestraw on the roof as well. I was debating removing the tree to prevent further damage to porch and to prevent maintenance periodically. The porch could use some piers installed which were quoted at $4500. I figured since that it is just the porch and not affecting the actual foundation I would just hold off on the porch work and just remove the tree so the roots won't further damage anything. I got a couple quotes for the removal. $2300, $1900, $1900, and $1250. I figured I should remove it, but does anyone think this should be done sooner rather than later? I thought $1250 was high, but it turned out to be the lowest price.

Any input on this situation would be great! Thanks!

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