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arborcare, inc. <br /> Professional, conscientious tree care <br /> 15511 Kelly Rd., Mishawaka, IN 46544 <br /> (574) 255-7173 <br /> e-mail: aarbor@sbcglobal.net <br />Certified Arborist: Jim Rudolph #IN-0217A <br />Certified Arborist: Sarah Nelson #IN-3457A <br />Certified Arborist: Justin McCloskey #IN-3602A <br /> <br />Proposal Date: 7/24/2020 <br />Due Date: 8/23/2020 <br />Account Number: 6647; Proposal Number: 101 <br /> <br />Customer <br />Steve Stewart <br />838 Park Ave. <br />South Bend, IN 46616 <br />901-487-0562 <br />Job Site <br />Steve Stewart <br />838 Park Ave. <br />South Bend, IN 46616 <br /> <br />Dear Steve, <br /> Thank you for choosing Arborcare for a professional evaluation of your trees. Our company is dedicated to the <br />preservation of trees in regard to their health and beauty as they add value to the landscape in general and to a <br />home in particular. The following recommendations are based on my 30+ years of experience and continued <br />training as a Certified Arborist. I look forward to partnering with you in the care and health of your trees. <br /> <br />ESTIMATED COSTS OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED <br /> <br />1. The nearly dead ash tree in the parkway should be removed, cutting the stump low = $360.00 <br />Note: We will need to have a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove this tree. <br /> <br />2. The tulip poplar at the front left corner of the house should be pruned off of the roof for a 4' clearance, and thinned above <br />the roof to lightly reduce weight; repair the broken section in the crown = $720.00 <br /> <br />3. The old apple tree south of the porch is poorly structured, with decay in the main trunk as well as the roots. We <br />recommend removing the tree before it falls, cutting the stump low = $420.00 <br />Note: We will need a Certificate of Appropriateness to remove this tree as well. When the apple is removed, is will allow for <br />more light to reach the small maple sapling. This should help it grow up into a beautiful tree for your front yard. <br /> <br />4. The crabapple off the back right corner of the home should be pruned lightly off of the neighbor's home, removing <br />deadwood (1" and larger) throughout. Lightly thin the end of the branching throughout the tree for a cleaner appearance <br />and less weight on the old scaffold branches, all of which have some decay present = $360.00 <br />4a. We recommend annual (every fall) in-ground fertilization = $95.00 per treatment <br />4b. We should also treat annually (every spring) on a three spray fungicide program = $105.00 per spray x3 = $315.00 <br />annually <br />Note: There may be some dripping from the fungicide spray onto the neighbor's property to the south. We will need to have <br />their signed agreement to this treatment because of this. If they have any questions or concerns, they are more than <br />welcome to give us a call! <br /> <br /> <br />____________________________________________________________________________________________ <br />Neighbor's Signature Printed Name Date <br /> <br />5. The dogwoods in the backyard should be cleaned up, removing deadwood (1/2" and larger). We will leave it up to our tree <br />crew to decide what they are able to safely prune next to the electric service to the north = $220.00 for all