We have one here in the mountains and another near Joshua Tree.

I had a quote done and its about $30-60k in total damages.I understand that home insurance only covers water damage/foundation damage if its caused by a sudden incident such as a fallen tree or strong storm.

@Kusum Chanrai My initial steps will be to clear the property of trees, bushes, and perform the necessary landscaping to create space for a nice parking lot.

Water damage so I needed all new floors (joists and all in one room) in most rooms, put support in the crawl, new driveway, new kitchen, plumbing, a couple windows, took a couple trees out, etc.

Like the old saying "the best time to plant a tree is 30 years ago.

A tree fell on our garage and now the garage has to be rebuilt.

Ditto to what @Jon Holdman said.I've got a lot to say about this, but I'll just keep it to: "Don't lose sight of the forest for the trees."

I have a client who potentially needs to remove two very large trees.Anyone have a recommendation for Tree removal service in Milwaukee county?

Here is what he has fixed:All new exterior/parking lightingAll new security system with remote DVR access and camerasNew Laundry Room/Storage RoomHandrails and decking repaired where neededAll steps on all buildings have been replaced and will be painted11 trees removedExtensive landscaping110 new windows (entire complex)18 units remodeled with porcelain tile in kitchens and baths and luxury vinyl faux-hardwood floor in living rooms and new carpet.

Every month on the first Thursday of the month there is a Real Estate Investors Club that meets at the Double Tree Hotel at Midway and LBJ.