Homeowner confronts neighbor who told contractor to use their fenced garden to fix her plumbing because hers is overgrown: ‘She said that the work was “only” expected to last about three weeks’

When did an overgrown yard become the neighbor's problem?Right when I thought that neighbors couldn't get more entitled… this happens. There's always a big problem with neighbourhoods and fenced gardens: although there's a clear property limitation, some entitled people feel that they own every single bit of the neighborhood and don't care that other people live there as well.In this case, a homeowner confronted her neighbor because she had some plumbing work to do at her home and suggested to the contractor that he should go by the homeowner's property, driveway, and backyard to fix the problem. Meaning: she is allowing a stranger to access someone else's property, not her own, to fix an issue that's on her home. Now, you may be asking why she would do this. What does the homeowner have to do with her plumbing problems?Well, apparently, the homeowner is very delicate with his backyard and is always mowing the lawn. That includes a little strip that is located between his fence and the lady's house. She is not very interested in having her yard look tidy, so it's always full of weeds and huge plants that are very overgrown. As a consequence, the contractor finds it impossible to a…

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