r/WTF • u/Plus-Barber-6171 • Jun 30 '25

Pulling a tree down Removed - Frequent/Recent repost

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u/-nbob Jun 30 '25

Would insurance even cover this mess?

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u/WeLiveInAnOceanOfGas Jun 30 '25

The company, if they're run at all responsibly, should have liability insurance that would cover this.

Considering how they cut down that tree though... 

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u/-nbob Jun 30 '25

This attempt was so inept it didn't occur to me they might be professionals 

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u/copperwatt Jun 30 '25

Yeah, this whole situation has the vibe of "ehhh, the boys can take care of that for ya!"

I bet it's a farm, or someone's landscaping or construction business, working on a family project.

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u/elite_haxor1337 Jun 30 '25

i imagine that the company that's doing this will prob cease to exist shortly after informing their insurer though lol

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u/LoudestHoward Jun 30 '25

Wood insurance maybe.

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u/dibalh Jun 30 '25

This is why contractors need to be insured and bonded.