Neighbour wants to hire tree prumer to cut overhanging branches and send us the bill

kerri_gt

Rotor wrote: »

As the OP is being unhelpful to them and won't allow the workers to climb tree (and prob not an option anyway) they will have to either get a cherry picker in or a scaffold tower. Can't say for certain but cherry picker access looks unlikely but scaffold tower will likely need the shed moving.
So 3 man crew, hiring tower , chipper for branches, moving shed ( which may fall apart) I'd guess you're looking at a quote getting towards £500.

Cherry picker access might be possible from the "eyesore church" if the area behind the tree is hard standing / accessible

Keep_pedalling

If only that tree was as easy to remove physically as it was for the OP to pull the picture from the hosting site

powerful_Rogue

Keep_pedalling wrote: »

If only that tree was as easy to remove physically as it was for the OP to pull the picture from the hosting site

the_lunatic_is_in_my_head

Don't really get why people are having a pop at the OP, the neighbour has lived there 20 years according to earlier posts so had plenty of time to take issue with the tree, it's not as if it shot up overnight.

globetraveller

You obviously didn't see the photo. And a tree can change in size significantly in 20 years. He took the photo off for a reason

poppellerant

globetraveller wrote: »

You obviously didn't see the photo. And a tree can change in size significantly in 20 years. He took the photo off for a reason

Indeed. The true looked as though it belonged in the woods. :eek:

Funny how the OP removed the picture. Perhaps our opinions didn't bode well with them. That doesn't stop the OP from thanking recent posts which lean into their line of thinking.