Conifers

[Rhiw-Blue]

As fir as I'm concerned I'd leaf it to the experts too

[Mrs Steve R]

Do you have a Hedge Fund?

Yew are acorny person.

[The Bloop]

I once had a leaflet through the door offering a tree cutting service. 3 blokes turned up. Think it was Paddy, his uncle Patrick and his brother Patrick. They took an hour or 2 to take down and shred 6 10 foot conifers. £150 if my memory serves me right.
They offered to clean my guttering aswell but didn't take them up on the offer.

[TH63]

I once had a leaflet through the door offering a tree cutting service. 3 blokes turned up. Think it was Paddy, his uncle Patrick and his brother Patrick. They took an hour or 2 to take down and shred 6 10 foot conifers. £150 if my memory serves me right.
They offered to clean my guttering aswell but didn't take them up on the offer.

So what you're saying is that tree fellers turned up.......

[The Bloop]

So what you're saying is that tree fellers turned up.......

They did so they did.

[Charlie]

So what you're saying is that tree fellers turned up.......

[BlueWales]

You cannot chop down a tree belonging to your neighbour without agreement. And neither would anyone with a chain saw do the job as that would be a criminal offence.

Further to my earlier post there is also The Right To Light Act. A good website is here:

http://www.problemneighbours.co.uk/p...ion-guide.html

Good advice. Always best to hedge your bets.

[Mad as a fish]

Good advice. Always best to hedge your bets.

I think you should wait Fir things to go quiet then give it a diesel drink. No good pining over a tree.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Yew are acorny person.

Oak K

[ian gibson]

I cant remember the name of the company but I know that they had branches everywhere.



Rocco, I would guess that you may have difficulty hiring an experienced tree feller if you cannot first illustrate permission / right to cut the the tree down ?

[ian gibson]

We had a similar problem on a development in Pencoed. A neighbouring property had trees encroaching where we were putting up new builds. Phoned Bridgend council and they said cut down the overhanging branches and throw them back into the neighbours garden, so that's what we did.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

We had a similar problem on a development in Pencoed. A neighbouring property had trees encroaching where we were putting up new builds. Phoned Bridgend council and they said cut down the overhanging branches and throw them back into the neighbours garden, so that's what we did.

How could you throw them back when they weren't in the neighbour's garden in the first place?

[ian gibson]

Because they were the property of the neighbours, so the council said to throw them in their garden

[jeepster]

Because they were the property of the neighbours, so the council said to throw them in their garden

This so true,its their property.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Because they were the property of the neighbours, so the council said to throw them in their garden

Whoosh