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Greg P.
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To Cut Tree or Leave it be also Asphalt or Cement? Please Advise

Greg P.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hello, we are working on a complete remodel, from new driveway, new landscaping, new roof, new siding and windows. There is the pretty large tree in front of the house which can be trimmed, but it is somewhat blocking the house. My thoughts are to cut it down so the new buyers would be able to see a clean house with new landscaping, siding etc without any blocking. I would think it has more "pop" to the new exterior items. On the other hand it could be trimmed and it would still be ok, but still be blocking somewhat. Any suggestions on to keep it or cut it down? I'm guessing it would cost around $800 to get rid of it. Also, I have a guy who is able to do a new driveway for the same cost for asphalt and cement. Which is better between the two? My goal is to have the house pop and make a good first impression.

Thanks all!

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