How can I cut a neighbors huge oak tree limbs on my side of the property without an issue.
Generally, yes, you can cut the limbs that overhang the property line. However, you cannot trim the limbs if it will cause the tree to die.
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Generally, yes, you can cut the limbs that overhang the property line. However, you cannot trim the limbs if it will cause the tree to die.
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