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Neighbours wall on my boundary
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Here is the wall0 -
Ah right if the owner doesn't live there I can see why you might be having more of a problem.0
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That looks like efflorescence - this link describes it and how to remove it
https://prosoco.com/brick-efflorescence-removal-and-prevention-tips/
If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales1 -
Do you have a pic op? Maybe there's something that will just make it look better?Sorry just seen the pic 😌0
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Is that guttering definitely definitely on your land?0
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Yes well I believe so. It sticks out over our side so directly beneath is our decking.lookstraightahead said:Is that guttering definitely definitely on your land?0 -
But is your decking actually in the boundary or your land? That’s the important part / if it is overhanging your land then you can ask them to move itGmg1 said:
Yes well I believe so. It sticks out over our side so directly beneath is our decking.lookstraightahead said:Is that guttering definitely definitely on your land?30th June 2021 completely debt free…. Downsized, reduced working hours and living the dream.0 -
Grow a hedge next to it? Something very scratchy should do it.
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To be honest I’m not fussed about the guttering Ita more every time we go outside the garden just look awful with the wall hence wanting to paint it.davilown said:
But is your decking actually in the boundary or your land? That’s the important part / if it is overhanging your land then you can ask them to move itGmg1 said:
Yes well I believe so. It sticks out over our side so directly beneath is our decking.lookstraightahead said:Is that guttering definitely definitely on your land?
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Personally I would have painted it and then apologised afterwards if necessary.0
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