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Dangerous trees in neighbours garden

NotInventedHere · 2007-01-29 14:50:01

Hi, During the recent high winds part of a tree from our neighbours garden fell down. The are 6 fir trees at least 8m in height. My wife and I feel that they now pose a danger to our property and to our children. What should we do next?

29-01-2007 2:50pm

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NotInventedHere

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Hi,
During the recent high winds part of a tree from our neighbours garden fell down. The are 6 fir trees at least 8m in height. My wife and I feel that they now pose a danger to our property and to our children. What should we do next?

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#2 29-01-2007 3:26pm

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You have no legal rights at all if are they completely inside his garden, you may cut overhangs back to the fence but that may make things worse / more unstable so don't do that .

Approach for a chat first and ask them if they noticed the trees were dangerous . If you both agree they are then the best thing to do is ask if you can pay to get a tree surgeon to trim them so they are lower/safer. If you offer to pay as part of the request they may help fund the job themselves especially if they agree it needs to be done .

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