Saved from a jammer attack" sounds a bit over the top for a wired install.

My Knipex pliers for tight spots.

Custom grid increments are a game changer. I still remember the first time I used a batch export tool and got back hours of my week.

That pin oak removal for $2,800 sounds completely fair to me. Honestly, a case of beer for a big, sick tree? His neighbor Jim is either lying or planning to get himself killed. The insurance and gear alone for that job cost more than a six-pack.

Sounds good but scope creep is still a real problem. You can sell the end result but clients always want just one more thing. Gotta have a real tight contract or the project price doesn't matter.