Dead branches over the property line are the responsibility of that owner . if you trimmed them you would be trespassing on anothers property

Or maybe after a few years you decide one or two are just your "problem child" and you want to sell them to reduce your headaches by trimming the fat. 

You can do that with construction adhesive or you can let it float and secure it with nailed stair-edge nose trim, which you're going to need anyway to cover the edges of the laminate.

The cost to completely paint the interior of a house (walls/ceilings/doors/trim) will run you $3k to $5k alone.

I'm searching for a quality tree trimming service in the St.

I found the property, financed it, and spent a half-day doing the below list of fixes which amount to pretty much nothing if you ask me: installed new white trim/base boards under the kitchen countersSwept and moppedCleaned counters, sinks, bathroom, bathtub, windows, and so forthNew caulking here and there.Cleaned backyard a little. 

This house does need about 15k in cosmetic updates (paint, trim, door hardware, cabinet paint and hardware, counter tops, appliances). 

Right now looking for help to do mostly finish work for kitchens and bathrooms (laying tile, putting in cabinets, trim and painting). 

There tub/shower has dark blue accents squares throughout.Here are the questions:  (1)  Are the oak cabinets outdated, if so need paint ideas for cabinets and walls and determine if a backsplash helps or complicates things (2)  Color to paint fireplace that will compliment walls (3) Wall colors (4) Trim, front door, etc. 

I understand the draw of front loading the payment schedule to make sure the home owner doesn't decide they ran out of money and can't pay you now, but 70% of the money when 40% of the work is done is way too much up front unless they're installing a ton of high end, special order cabinets and trim.