Need a tiki carver in Orange County - Tiki Carving

L Lonepalm77 Member Joined: Jul 21, 2006 Posts: 18	L Lonepalm77 Posted posted on Sun, Mar 20, 2016 6:18 AM Thank you for replying! We're in Orange County, CA right off the 91 and Weir Cyn. Some years back there were a lot of tiki carvers in the San Diego area, but I'm not sure if they are still doing their thing or are willing to travel. we're hoping to coordinate the removal with the person who will be doing the carving so that they can make their recommendations on how much stump to leave on the palms that are being carved, and they can have first dibs on the palms that are being removed but not carved. The main palm is in a really tricky area for carving, so we are open to cutting down and even purchasing a tiki of higher quality wood, but need to keep in mind that we get blasted by 70 mile an hour + winds a few times a year, so anchoring would be required. How long do you think a queen palm tiki would last?

Thank you for replying! We're in Orange County, CA right off the 91 and Weir Cyn. Some years back there were a lot of tiki carvers in the San Diego area, but I'm not sure if they are still doing their thing or are willing to travel. we're hoping to coordinate the removal with the person who will be doing the carving so that they can make their recommendations on how much stump to leave on the palms that are being carved, and they can have first dibs on the palms that are being removed but not carved. The main palm is in a really tricky area for carving, so we are open to cutting down and even purchasing a tiki of higher quality wood, but need to keep in mind that we get blasted by 70 mile an hour + winds a few times a year, so anchoring would be required. How long do you think a queen palm tiki would last?

Post #761153 by Lonepalm77 on Sun, Mar 20, 2016 6:18 AM