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Return the tree to her property is the least expensive and quick solution for me at this time. contractor will cut it in two pcs and return to her yard. Her fence was damaged so her insurance co will pay her something. I tried to reason with her to cut it up and leave it on her property until the spring so I can get access to my garage. During the spring we can move it to the street. Just said she was sorry.
Yes, I'm sure that is the least expensive and quickest solution for YOU. Check local laws, but usually it's your tough luck that it fell on your property and it is yours to deal with, not "return" to where the base of the tree was.
Can I return a fallen tree to my neighbor's property? The tree split and the majority of it landed on my driveway. No property damage so the Insurance co will not pay for removal. The neighbor stated she has no money for removal and is so sorry.
I think you are responsible for the branches on your side of the property?
While chatting with my neighbor one time, he gave me an idea of removing the whole tree in my yard which has few branches hovering on his backyard.
That's a $5000 job, which I believe it's more fair it's shared. otherwise, the tree stays.
I have a great neighbor. The huge tree limb that was in my yard is now gone. He just took care of it while I was away. That limb was the size of a tree, too.
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