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sheph
Hi,
Got a job on three trees where a couple of telephone lines are impeding the work required to reduce the trees.
Anyone got any ideas on what I can do with the lines? Spoke to Openreach and they say I most likely need a survey as well as the charge to take down the line then replace which seem really expensive.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be most appreciated.
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Mark Bolam
Easiest just to wipe them out with a big limb early doors, saves the bother later on.
john meehan
Surly you can work round telephone wires? Just cut and chuck stuff away. I think if most of us had to get telephone wires moved we would never work?
Mark Bolam
As John says really. We've got an oak rj on Friday with 9 through it. I hope my earlier previous comment doesn't come back and bite me on the arse!
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