Considering the thermal conduction of Co2 is so low, and the price is also ridiculously low, why arent gas filled bladders with co2 used in insulation of say, greenhouses in very cold places? Does it leak out? Do the bladders pop too easy? Have people just not thought of this?
There are better and much denser gases such as xenon that can be used in isulatationI'm not sure what is the industry standard but, generally the dense the gas the more insulation it providesI think people would opt for a more expensive gas if it provides more insulationAnswer mine?
Usualy estimates are free and prices competitivelook around some morehowever 1st thing you need to do is get permission granted for the removal of the tree or it can end up costing an awful lot more.
No, you can get free estimates from most placesI do not know where you live, but we had one cut down in the 1970s and it cost us $700.00, then they did not haul off the wood, and we gave it away to people who could use it thenNo one burns fireplaces as much now as they used to doMake sure you get a licensed contractor to do itWe had someone trim a tree that was not on our property, and they mashed the neighbor's fence, but it was their treeHe was not licensed and did not repair the fence, but they had him do some trees in the back, and those were the ones that fell on itLook on Angie's List if you want to find someone reliable.
Hi there The walnut tree must be large at the age of 70 years and a height about the sameCall a bonded Professional to do this jobToo many things can go wrong when removing a tree of this sizeExpect to pay at least 400-600 dollars for the removal of the tree and stumpDO NOT call a friend of a friend whom knows about cutting down trees! I did this and the Tree guy damaged the neighbors fenceNeedless to say too bad and I had to pay to have the fence repairedCost just under a grand for the damages and removal of the tree Learned my lessonDoes this make sense?
There are better and much denser gases such as xenon that can be used in isulatationI'm not sure what is the industry standard but, generally the dense the gas the more insulation it providesI think people would opt for a more expensive gas if it provides more insulationAnswer mine?
Usualy estimates are free and prices competitivelook around some morehowever 1st thing you need to do is get permission granted for the removal of the tree or it can end up costing an awful lot more.
No, you can get free estimates from most placesI do not know where you live, but we had one cut down in the 1970s and it cost us $700.00, then they did not haul off the wood, and we gave it away to people who could use it thenNo one burns fireplaces as much now as they used to doMake sure you get a licensed contractor to do itWe had someone trim a tree that was not on our property, and they mashed the neighbor's fence, but it was their treeHe was not licensed and did not repair the fence, but they had him do some trees in the back, and those were the ones that fell on itLook on Angie's List if you want to find someone reliable.
I live in Houston city limits and this past spring had a large oak tree prunedIt involved power lines and was hanging over my house as well as my neighbor's houseIt took a crew of 4 men about 6 hours to prune and haul off the branches$1200.00 This was a bonded contractor and there was no damage to the propertyThe power lines are clear and the roof lines of both houses are clearThe oak tree is still just as large,but looks betterThere was no charge for the estimate.
Hi there The walnut tree must be large at the age of 70 years and a height about the sameCall a bonded Professional to do this jobToo many things can go wrong when removing a tree of this sizeExpect to pay at least 400-600 dollars for the removal of the tree and stumpDO NOT call a friend of a friend whom knows about cutting down trees! I did this and the Tree guy damaged the neighbors fenceNeedless to say too bad and I had to pay to have the fence repairedCost just under a grand for the damages and removal of the tree Learned my lessonDoes this make sense?
