Neighbor Confronts Me Over Damage from Elderly Lady's Tree

[@OutdoorswithErik]

Blessed to do what we do! So thankful for you watching and supporting our mission. If I see this folks again, I'm going to try to turn them into good people - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJS3iWRrjbR4bq8

[@octaviabrooke7264]

Do you guys have a TikTok page as well came here to let you know someone is stealing your content staying because what you guys do is pretty cool and wanted to see the finished product

[@sylviabruce367]

M😊

[@b.powell3480]

The lady would be responsible for her tree damaging the neighbors fence, but at 86 years old, she can't be expected to cover the repairs, the neighbor should have gotten to know the lady and her situation and offered to help cut up the tree, hopefully you can help her with that tree in another video 👍

[@mildredmorine745]

@SylviaBruce are you stealing his videos on TikTok if you are you should be ashamed. You did post Me.

[@valsummers5330]

I can’t see that the storm blowing the tree over is anyone fault

[@djh2015]

After watching several yard transformation channels, I've determined that there are more people who WON'T help their neighbors than those who do. It's a shame but people just aren't like they were, once upon a time. Thank God for people like YOU, Erik!!!! You will never run out of people to help!!! Excellent work gentlemen!!!

[@pamkammann1176]

Sad isn’t it 😢

[@scarter8137]

Often there is a reason folks don’t offer free neighborly help 🤷🏼‍♀️ Don’t Judge!

[@onesilvergrey]

@@scarter8137correct, always 3 sides to every story.

[@kathydishner7691]

Completely agree with you Debra. Guess neighbor helping neighbor must have gone out of style!!! It's a shame 😢

[@dianepetty5250]

I definitely understand what you are saying and I agree but there are way too many who will threaten lawsuit if one little thing happens they don't like which kills generosity.

[@justsayingno_pun4460]

If he hasn't talked to her he doesn't know what she'd do, she's 86 for goodness sakes. Out complaining to the guys working on her property, makes me think he's trying to get some work for free since he's not speaking to the homeowner. Thank you for helping Erik & Mark Fantasic work as always! Bless you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@bettyferguson2815]

Chances are his insurance paid him for the loss of the tree already, at least they USED to do so.

[@beccasmama63]

@@bettyferguson2815 Not his tree....it's his fence and her tree.

[@purplesocks5984]

She might be 86 “for goodness sake” but, I’m sure she has a telephone and is more than able to call someone in the clean up the tree. Maybe the homeowner is not to approachable.

[@JediJan]

@@purplesocks5984Agree. Just because someone is elderly doesn’t mean they have always had such a nice character. I have worked hard for older people, many hours effort, and not even been offered a drink.

[@nbco55]

​@@JediJanSome people suck no matter what the age😊

[@wandaking4229]

I'm 72 and I help the lady next door to me. She is younger than me but her health is worse. But I would definitely help her. I bet he doesn't even have sympathy for his own mom. God Bless you for helping her.

[@sharoncoon5439]

I’m 70 and can’t do my yard anymore. I have Tommy do it for me. Small yard and no trees. So Thankful he does it for me. If I was able to of course I’d help my neighbors out.

[@sheilawilkie1205]

Thank you Tommy!😇😇😍

[@dianamorris2345]

A lot of work, but you and Mark did an amazing job! Thank you for caring. Fewer and fewer people ever think about their neighbors anymore. So sad!

[@OutdoorswithErik]

Appreciate you!

[@waiakalulu1568]

Hands down one of the best landscape transformation channels out there. People getting the help they need. You're an inspiration to us all!

[@sharonc9361]

Bless both of you for helping her. I hope that one day, the next door neighbor won't need someone else to come help him, when he can't do his own yard. Neighbors just help your neighbors that need help. Be Kind To Them. ❤from Oregon State.

[@Dog_Mom29]

Maybe he can't help her. He hasn't been able to get the tree out of his own yard either. We don't know his circumstances and shouldn't judge.

[@melindaapril3880]

If it fell on my property, broke the fence, I would call my homeowner insurance and see if it’s covered and if it is I would have it removed ( tree) and the fence fixed. If I can’t use my insurance and I could afford to get it cut up, I’d tell the 86 year old neighbor that I would take care of it. I would hope she would say bring me the bill and I’ll pay for it but if not I guess I’m stuck with the bill. I don’t know her finances at 86, or whatnot. Either way if I wanted it cleaned up I’d would do that. BTW Erik you and Mark are doing a great job on her property. It’s beautiful. Maybe you could set fire to it but have the fire department around just in case.

[@joycearmstrong8628]

The firies might be glad of a skill exercise.

[@elizabethcollins8445]

you are absolutely right

[@ritaspear1258]

The fact the lady was elderly it would have been nice if the neighbor helped her out and shared the cost to get the tree taken care of . How would he like a neighbor treating his elderly mother like that.

[@lindaweges8624]

Everyone will get old at some point,I an certainly say it would be a wonderful thing to help your neighbor!

[@jessicapiele8557]

You have such an amazing heart God bless you always for your kindness and being a blessing to other's

[@buffalodeb4495]

It's a shame folks don't help neighbors anymore. 😢 I am 68 and in a powerchair, and I am weedwacking outfront of our home. The neighbors are out mowing and weedwacking, but never offered to help. When I was young like them and I saw my elderly neighbor needs help, I would go help. I know since the tree was in her yard and she's responsible, but talk to her. You getting the view back for was a blessing. ❤❤❤ Love you guys🎉

[@Alias-f4p]

in Mo. not so. He had the right to trim that tree and never did, He is responsible.

[@leticiajordanimilare9566]

You are such a great person! I'm sure you will make a way to help her out removing the tree and fixing the fence!!

[@annenocher1594]

LOVE MulchCam!! So much fun, it's like riding along with you. And then to see it from other angles too--great fun to see, and GREAT job on such a massive project! THANK YOU for being so kind!!!

[@OutdoorswithErik]

It's a great view!!

[@much2pretty57]

Shame on the neighbor.. 2 years and you haven't even said hello

[@davidspensberger7862]

welcome to 2024

[@lilliandixon3600]

Thanks for helping the lady. The neighbor should have helped instead of complaining. She is 80-plus shame on the neighbor.😢😢

[@I__Love_Lamp]

Just because she is elderly doesn't give you the judge the neighbor!

[@Analia-k5n]

My neighbour is 94 and lives with her daughter that is 65. If something like that would happen we would help her.Thats a no brainer! Here in OK we help each other. We live in the country. Ive been blessed with my neighbours.

[@larrymercer3448]

She is responsible but the guy should go over and help because that’s what neighbors do. Thank you for helping

[@davidspensberger7862]

wrong

[@jmanyoo3305]

Not wrong. In pa the tree owner is responsible for said tree and damage

[@RB-vr7mq]

Depends on State Law. In my state, she would not be at fault for storm damage.

[@maureenball6733]

​@@RB-vr7mq Good point about damage coming from a storm that the tree owner can't prevent?

[@Dulcy-Doll2736]

I'm sure her neighbor doesn't have a saw big enough. Perhaps the homeowner could have called her insurance company and had the fence fixed for her neighbor.

[@racerx009]

Well maybe Erik should ask Santa for a lumberjack size chainsaw for Christmas. 😉

[@CoachKarin]

Maybe he should have called his insurance! Unbelievable, every comment and how clueless folks are. Get educated on your local laws and regulations before it’s on you in such a circumstance!

[@Dulcy-Doll2736]

@@CoachKarin Well, aren't you a wealth of knowledge. She destroyed her neighbor's fence and should fix it or her insurance.

[@nette101]

​@Dulcy-Doll2736 Agree, she didn't maintain the health of the tree , it fell on his property and damaged his fence, her homeowners insurance should have taken care of the cost to replace the damage part of fence .

[@heehaw8401]

@@nette101I believe if your tree falls on neighbors property, the neighbor is responsible to clearing his property.

[@justsayin1958]

Here in FL if a tree falls from a storm and causes damage it falls on the owner of the property that was damaged as it's considered an act of God/Nature and is a no fault issue. Each owner is responsible for the clean up on their own property. This is due to the Hurricanes, tropical storms and tornadoes that we have here.

[@crob635]

True. Same in Ga. No fault.

[@brendaowens2466]

It is also due to common sense. If you want the part of the tree that is on your side removed. Then do it yourself.

[@donalddixoninlou]

Same in Ky. also No Fault.

[@karinpatterson798]

Same in texas. Everyone takes care of their own property.

[@janellreno7480]

My nephew had a tree from a bad storm come through ,it fell half on his neighbors yard.it was consider an act of God,each responsible for their side to clean up,but they worked together and got it removed.That is how it should be,neighbor helping neighbor.She is elderly,maybe she could have helped with half of the cost to have the tree removed.But she at least got help from you,good job on the clean up.That is a really big tree,big chain saws will be need to remove that monster.Thanks for helping her.🤗❤️

[@SquirrelSwanson]

Act of God, responsibility goes to whomevers property it lands on.

[@rwamchubb7977]

Exactly

[@huemanexperience1738]

Most insurance don't allow the "act of God" anymore.

[@mikephillips2702]

@@huemanexperience1738 if it benefits them they do.

[@brendacain3214]

Absolutely correct. If your tree falls in my yard it's my responsibility.

[@givemeinformation]

@@brendacain3214 Homeowners insurance comes standard with liability insurance. Her property damaged his property. The insurer (as in her insurance company that she has policy with) is legally required to pay for such damage.

[@QueenReina-rx5vx]

If I am the neighbor...I would be willing to help my neighbor as much as I could...

[@casandraadugyamfi]

I love the camera inside the mulcher. Gives great perspective. More of that, please.

[@g3719]

in my state that tree falling is an act of nature, he would be responsible for the fence and removing the tree on his side, you can cut anything over the property line. now days most do not help not even family

[@kimmiller7539]

That's a shame that he didn't speak to her about the tree. I mean come on 2 years have past and she's 86. We use to help our neighbors when I was growing up. You helped & didn't disrespect the elders in your neighborhood. Looks so cleaned up, great veiw! I guess even if you have a nice home in a nice area you still don't take care and get to know each other. 😢 Great Work Erik & Mark, a lot of bending & lifting.😊❤

[@BlancheTaljaard]

Agree totally.

[@PattyDittman]

That lady is so blessed that you found her , you have to be like an angel to her. There is not many like you left.👼

[@wmidds]

I do live next to an 87 year old woman and she's not only my landlord, but also my MOM!! And yes I help her all the time! Oh and if a tree damages anyone's property, the owner of the tree is liable, at least in my county!

[@kathleenneely7656]

Wonderful work you do for the ones who cannot. God bless you ten fold

[@lisawilson4551]

People are so weird nowadays, I can’t imagine not helping my neighbor, then being a senior. And I certainly wouldn’t be having a fit because your tree fell over into my yard. I just clean the darn thing up.😀👍👍❤️❤️❤️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@donnahummel5765]

If tired of looking at dead tree on your fence clean it up.

[@jckatki01]

It’s his responsibility. It’s his fence. The tree falling is a act of nature

[@gailatkinson1955]

I’ve always been told the responsibility is on the property owner where the tree was from. I can’t believe it’s been two years and he’s never talked to her about it. Yet he confronted you. Another mess cleaned up. 😊❤

[@graceyoungbeck1055]

Hello. Erik. Sending love and greetings from Hong Kong. 5.00 am in the morning 😂🥰

[@PattyDittman]

I couldn’t believe the answer that she gave you about not doing anything about the tree

[@rodlyver8081]

The neighbor didn't talk to her in two years??? He saw all that damage... knew she was elderly... Here in Newfoundland we would call him an arsehole, But you aren't in Newfoundland... Too bad...

[@stephanieadams786]

In Aussie there is another expletive we use in front of arsehole - starting with f and ending in g - seven letters - theres also another expletive starting with c 😂😂

[@dianadean5994]

I just talk to my insurance company a couple months ago about our neighbors tree that is rotting out if it falls on my house or deck who is responsible? Well I was told it is my responsibility to fix the damage. Go figure. People just don’t care to help neighbors like it use to be anymore. It’s an inconvenience. The property looks fantastic. Thanks guys for helping her.🥰

[@colinhayward9184]

Your insurance company is wrong that’s why you have insurance to fix damage to your house if it’s the tree from neighbours property your insurance company will claim off the neighbours insurance company. If not change your insurance company.

[@elizabethcollins8445]

you got bad advice

[@carolseven3802]

It’s so satisfying to see your work. I like doing my own yard and always have. I got double frozen shoulders from moving boulders around to form a new planter bed. My work is beautiful but it could be a year before I get to play again lol. Your videos fill that void for me.

[@NickManCuso59]

Erik wherever you go you seem to have a way with the neighbors ! 🤣

[@OutdoorswithErik]

Nah, neighbor was a good guy! It’s a massive tree

[@dorismalpass3216]

Another great job! Cleared the view to the beautiful lake. NC law states that if your tree is damaged by decay and falls and damages the neighbors fence; then the tree owner is responsible for the damage as it should have already been removed. If an act of God; such as strong winds; then you are responsible for any damages on your own property.

[@JulieKavanagh-x5o]

The fact she can see the lake is so awesome. Great job.

[@OutdoorswithErik]

It’s an amazing view

[@rondathiesen9317]

That was a big job Eric. Looks great. God Bless you and your family.👍😘🎄❄️⛄️

[@ejeanroh377]

That is one lucky lady in that you saw her property as a challenge!!! Good jobs!!! Nice!

[@xtrainerchronicles2085]

She is correct. He must fix his own fence

[@elizabethcollins8445]

no the woman must pay fpr damages caused by her tree

[@BelleKartes]

Blessings to you for helping her. She really needed it. And that was an immense amount of work !!!! Grateful people who still care for elderly

[@JABBO56]

Tree ownership is key in this circumstance Erik. It's grandma's responsibility.

[@timothydeose1639]

It depends on the state. The general rule in most states is that the owner of the tree is liable for any damage caused by the tree, regardless of where it falls. This means that if the tree is on your neighbor’s property, they are the owners of that tree. And if this neighbor's tree falls on your fence, they are responsible for removing the tree and paying for the damage. However, if the tree belongs to you or is on a shared property line, or if it falls due to natural causes or unforeseeable events, you may be liable for the damage and the removal of the tree. Also, there are some exceptions and nuances to this rule, depending on the causes of tree falling. Act of God or Act of Nature One of the most common exceptions to the general rule is the act of god or act of nature defense. This means that if the tree falls due to a natural event that is beyond human control, such as a windstorm, lightning, earthquake, or flood, the owner of the tree is not liable for the storm damage or similar. In this case, each property owner has to deal with their own damage and file a claim with their own insurance company. However, if the tree was dead, diseased, or decayed, and it fell due to negligence or lack of care, then the owner of the tree is liable. This is because a dead tree or dying tree poses a foreseeable risk of falling and causing damage, and the owner of the tree has a duty to remove it or prevent it from falling.

[@CoachKarin]

Not exactly, people so assume things! When y’all make comments come with receipts, especially for the jurisdiction you speak of!! It’s that ignorance that really gets people into trouble.

[@BlancheTaljaard]

But the neighbour could have helped her with the claim

[@jenwhite5387]

Hi Mark and Erik! You are both fabulous people!!

[@OutdoorswithErik]

Thanks for the kind words my friend

[@Sunsoul888]

Good job Eric...obviously that old woman is very old but ignorant to the fact that any tree etc.that falls on your neighbors fence, bldgs.etc. is the Tree owners responsibility to removed it. She's either playing dumb or is ignorant as a fox. And it's obvious your not getting in the middle of it. So smart. It was hard to tell from the video but I pray she thanked you and appreciated all the hard work...blessings 🙏 ❤️ 😊🇺🇸

[@presleyshirley28]

My mom and dad had a pecan tree fall in the back yard. Uprooted the tree, came down on neighbors fence. The homeowners insurance paid for damage of fence and cleanup on neighbors side, and cleanup on parents side but not the removal of tree root part on my parents side. Hope this is helpful. There is probably a timeline on it though. Who wouldn't think of homeowners insurance if you are that concerned about a tree falling on your property.

[@shelbykidwell9138]

Yes the owner would be responsible if tree fell in neighbors yard,but you would think neighbor would clean up and help a elderly person, I sure would

[@Dog_Mom29]

Like Erik he probably doesn't have the equipment big enough to handle a tree that size.

[@shelbykidwell9138]

@ he still could have cleaned up little stuff like I would have. Plus I would have helped the the old lady clean whatever I could

[@Dog_Mom29]

@shelbykidwell9138 We don't know his situation. He may have a bad back, a heart condition or who knows. We shouldn't judge.

[@CoachKarin]

Not exactly, that’s jurisdictional upon laws, as well as even simple overgrowth onto another property. Essentially once that part is on your land you are responsible for it. Assuming you know is what gets folks in trouble, resources and research is being knowledgeable rather than uneducated neighbors and keyboard cowboys.

[@Braintheft101]

Not sure about the state you are in, but in Mass. the owner of the tree (where the roots reside) owns the tree. If the tree crossed the vertical property line, the neighbor is responsible for the portion of the tree that is on the neighbors side of the vertical line. If a HEALTHY tree falls onto the neighbors fence, the neighbor is responsible for the portion of the tree on that side of the property line, and needs to fix their own fence. HOWEVER, if the tree is SICK or UNHEALTHY, and the tree owner knows it, or the neighbor calls the tree owners attention to it, then the damage is the responsibility of the tree owner (where the roots reside) due to KNOWN DANGER and is considered NEGLIGENT for not removing the danger. From what I understand that rule is common throughout most states. In this case, it appears that the willow tree may have been sick before falling as willow trees tend to have short lives and cause all kinds of problems when they start unraveling. So, did grandma know the tree was sick? Did the neighbor inform her of the potential hazard? Probably not, but no matter how viewed, nobody should plant a willow near a property line. The wreak havoc with their shallow roots, fall over easily due to the shallow roots and dense foliage, and rarely last more than 25 or 30 years in good health. Plus they attract bugs by the billions.

[@janiceschultz2753]

I think it is her responsibility to repair the fence if was from her tree . Homeowners insurance may cover damages. I would think he would approach her about how to handle it and perhaps offer some assistance. Thanks for all you guys do, Eric.

[@tergar1]

Would you help her? Yes, but i dont a awesome machine like yours. I also heard him say something about the fence, well he needs to speak to the lady, make arrangements. But thank you guys for helping her out. I like her, a lot of personality. 😊

[@lorettasaunders7032]

I think it’s her tree. So it is her responsibility. Maybe you meant that.

[@brianechausse5049]

Great job...get a tree specialist to come along with a fence guy that want their business's to be on KZbin by you to resolve the issue...future video...

[@cindydimery708]

It’s sad that most people won’t help anyone. You guys done a good job for this elderly lady. 💪👏🏼☺️

[@OlysZoo]

I know that woman is so thankful and actually so is the nrighbor. I didn't realize there was a nice lake back there.

[@anitanadjiwon1480]

Love the way that muncher really cleans things up.

[@RussellNorris-h2c]

This guy is a good neighbor not just a nice neighbor that couldn't care less there is a bug difference.

[@marshahill562]

If I remember my insurance law correctly, owner of tree responsible for owners yard and neighbor for neighbor’s yard. Act of God clause. Fence repair to fence owner

[@auntiem873]

The owner of the tree usually has to pay for damages. The removal of the tree though is on the property owners shoulders. That is if it was an act of God and the tree was in good health.

[@lilli63]

.."act of God"..?

[@marshahill562]

@ the tree fell without human intervention

[@lilli63]

@marshahill562 Okay. We call that "natural causes".

[@conniebeintema9035]

Yes I would help her. It is also the tree owner that is responsible.

[@judithwoomer7747]

Why in the world did he not cut it up himself when it happened. His homeowners insurance should cover something like that. He seems like he wanted something for nothing. He had to have known she was elderly.. People are so nasty nowadays, when I was growing and up and in my younger years, neighbors helped neighbors. I remember getting groceries for and older lady who couldn't do it herself. I asked nothing in return. When I mowed the lawn I would help the neighbor out. People are so selfish. I'm glad I grew up in a time when it was a beautiful country and loving each other. I'm older now but if it was me I would get that tree out for her, even if I could only work for 5 mins at a time. Which is where I'm at now. I could use a lot of help and not one neighbor has ever offered me help. ❤️🦋❤️🦋

[@nancyhelsel7634]

I had neighbors tree fall on my fence and our insurance fixed the fence and they paid my deductible. They took care of the tree. I'm sure she doesn't have that kind of money to have the tree removed so why don't the neighbor just do it if he is that concerned. Take care and GOD BLESS. ❤

[@kurtisstutzman7056]

I do help my elderly neighbors... I own and operate a lawn service business, and I do three of my older/elderly neighbors' lawns for free... Here in Sarasota, Florida, I charged no one for any storm cleanup for the past 6 years...!!! Thanks for sharing... Keep up your awesomeness...!!!

[@janicehooper3350]

Absolutely loving the new camera on your equipment. Great angle.

[@SicilianMare]

I think people don’t help their neighbors anymore because they have to work too many hours to make ends meet. I pray you and your wonderful wife who is usually right by your side along with Bill whom you’ve chosen to help are making enough money from KZbin to cover expenses . Wonderful job as always and you take on some big and amazing transformations that there is no way they could afford

[@coldblue9mm]

I'm no spring chicken, retired and all, but my neighbor is 85 years old, which is not quite 20 years my senior. I'm not sure how old his wife is. Anyways, he gets around very well, unbelievable well, but I still offer my help whenever I can. It's sad because we live in a society these days where people don't bother to get to know their neighbors, let alone offer to help one another.

[@charlottejackson9537]

I would help my nabor people aren't nice to others thanks Eric for helping her out great job team work God bless you and your family and keep you safe 🙏 ❤❤😊

[@ritaspear1258]

All that mulched wood is good for the soil. Throw some seed on it and she'll have some nice grass.

[@ourfamilysvarietyshow]

Please help her out the charges for the removal is out rage us.

[@Gman2930]

Almost 300K subscribers!! Congrats 🍾!! Erik & Mark the Good-Deed-Doers. Another fine job. Thanks guys!!

[@brendalonergan5111]

"What is there to talk about unless you guys are willing to cut it up for me" 🤣😂

[@blankblank4091]

Eric, if the tree came from the ladies property line, then she is liable for the fence. What is it about 5 square and a few poles. She is lucky that it didn't destroy heavy farm equipment.. She should be humble, and replace the parts that are damaged, as far as neighbors helping neighbors there are very far and few. I thank god that people has neighbors and friends like you and your wife. God bless.

[@pazmaceda7009]

Thank you for your help Erik. May God bless you more.

[@TanyaRandall-g8r]

Thanks for everything guys. Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

[@janskoropinski10]

Where I live the general rule of a tree falling from one property to another. The property owner that the tree fell from pays for any fence repair. The part of tree that is on the receiving property now belongs to that property owner. Yes I would help anyone. A tree fell the other day from my neighbors property across their fence and across my driveway. I was able to just lift the tree straight up off his fence with my excavator, without doing any more damage to the fence . The tree was a small cottonwood so I just cut it into manageable sizes and deposited it in the fire pit. I then took the photo evidence and showed him the pictures. The tree did bend the top part of the fence. Anyway he was happy to know what happened.

[@cindycox8437]

The neighbor should check with his insurance company. I have heard when a tree falls it's considered an act of God. Amazing job you two are doing for this elderly lady.

[@patriciacooke8683]

According to my insurance agent, I am responsible for damages done by my trees to someone else's property and vice=versa.

[@pamkammann1176]

I had a Colorado spruce tree get hit by lightning and hit my neighbors gutter , we both contacted our insurance companies and was told her insurance had to pay for the minor damage to her gutter . So I guess it all depends 🤷‍♀️

[@paml1826]

Not true

[@mkel858]

Yes my sister-in-law had the same problem homeowners insurance will not take care of that!

[@DeniNeher]

Your insurance company does not always cover damage from your trees. I think the catch is that it has to be caused by a major weather issue. You may even not be covered if this is the case. Check your policy covers this, is my advice.

[@justsayingno_pun4460]

Insurance will not pay for tree damage caused by wind, lightning etc. Considered an Act of God. I guess a tornado isn't an Act of God they seem to cover that.

[@RussellNorris-h2c]

Aging is tuff weather your single married or a widower.

[@darylb4814]

She is responsible for his fence, it was her tree that did the damage to his property. Also that house on that land with the yard that big that actually touches the water and the size of the property, where I live would be worth in the Multi-Millions to purchase. It is the type of residence we all dream of having. You do Excellent work Brian, keep it going.

[@tracybrimner9219]

That mulcher does an amazing job! Great work!!

[@TurtleMom57]

Sadly most people these day's only think about themselves. But yes I would help her. Thank you for everything you do. Love you and God Bless You!

[@lisawilliams4013]

Usually the property owner where the tree is growing is responsible for the removal when it falls. As a neighbor who is caring and helpful, I would take care of the tree that fell on my property for the older neighbor. ❤

[@much2pretty57]

Yes, I'd help. That's how I was raised

[@ravenlorans]

LOVE How people think the Obvious Bot is a Actual Person and Don't Report It.

[@Cleanup666]

hello everyone. hope everyone has fun watching the video

[@joycealonzo5245]

I enjoyed seeing the mulcher do its work ! That’s a tremendous job of cleaning up those logs!

[@PattyDittman]

Such a phenomenal job at leveling that

[@buzydebb]

You do fantastic work!!!!!! Such a gift back to the community

[@debraheskin428]

What a great spot down by the lake

[@CarltonLewis-zs7vd]

If a tree falls onto a neighbors fence and is an act of nature, and you want it fixed, it's on you to get it fixed. If the neighbor caused the tree to fall it is their fault and they are obligated to fix the fence. If and 80 years old lady lived next door to me, I would help her every chance I had unless she was a bad and angry person

[@maryhermanson541]

Another great transformation.

[@veronicaalbin6934]

Looks great!!!! Have a good week Erik

[@LisaJorgensen-y7i]

If I were her neighbor, I'd help. Ridiculous someone would expect her to deal with the tree alone.

[@sinclair57]

Nice job Erik. Beautiful machine's you have. Keep up the good work.

[@takeahikeforlife]

I never knew a mulcher like that would be capable of devouring such large logs. Seems to me like you were pushing past the design limits of that machine. However, you proved it could be done!

[@3rdoldhen]

Looked like the stumps were pretty weathered & not real solid!

[@jeanepauley3986]

Awesome job, Eric and friend

[@PamelaBlakely-h8p]

Remarkable clean up Eric and Mark your the best.

[@131dyana]

What a difference you made there. God bless.

[@paradise6606]

I'm so glade you guys get paid to by KZbin to help people like this out.

[@Hatbox948]

We had this dilemma. In S. Carolina it is the responsibility of whomever's yard the tree fell into to deal with it. Thankfully our neighbor graciously paid to have it removed as it was his tree.

[@Yankee_Doodle_Stacker]

The owner of the tree is liable. Your tree falls on my property, house, fence etc you pay.

[@vickijankowski2945]

Love the front shots 😊

[@nancyliner5374]

That’s one huge yard you so generously cleaned up. May you receive an abundance of blessings for your hard work and for caring about an old lady. 👍😇🤗

[@OutdoorswithErik]

It was a lot of work, but worth it!