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But that doesn't mean that the people who responded to the survey had done this.
Hedgecutting isn't mentioned at all.
There is a case study: one apple tree felled, one apple reduced by 30%, one hazel cut down to fence level and one amelanchier reshaped took 3 contractors 2-3 hours and cost £322. Which I work out as around £35 per man hour minimum.
Not sure exactly how useful the survey is to anyone, let alone Which? readers.
I would hope that the information across the LJ brand is more useful to researchers?
were the one's that have the time - - ie nothing else to do !!
doctors,lawyers,self-employed, businessmen,chief inspectors, retired? would not probably bother as they dont want to bother doing their garden (my clients),
they want a top-quality job done / insured and reliable service : £20 per/hr with top equip NO LESS.
so what im saying is the ones who had time to reply , had time to search for a much cheaper option.
my Lord , if 1 hr of fertilising @ £14p/h wouldnt make you bankrupt ............have you seen how much spray/powder @cost you can use in an hour and at £300 for COSH it should be over £20+ p/h !!!!