Neighbors Want This DUMP CLEANED UP, Homeowner is Physically Unable To MOW Her OVERGROWN LAWN 

You and the neighbors are Bill's saviors. You're the kind of community we all need to model LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR !!!

What wonderful neighbors!

God Bless all of you

I hope they make it home, they are probably expecting to come home to a mess, to see it has all been taken care of should do them the world of good, well done to all of you :).

That’s so wonderful ! Bless you all , and sending prayers up for your neighbor Bill for complete healing . 🤗🙏

Seriously though. Same with house cleaning videos! They make it seem like I'm not moving my ass over here. Not really, I just don't have rl time lapse.

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Now that’s funny 😄

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That’s awesome Teresa. Sounds like you’re a hard worker and overcame a lot! 👍👍

Hope your feeling better Teresa. Admire a spirit that never gives up and continues even when it gets rough. Many blessings and a hug!

Amen!

That’s awesome of him

Well done for being so compassionate. That’s a kind thing to do

I do the same thing!

That is so sweet of you and your husband. My parents retired in Oklahoma City. When it got to the point where my dad could not mow the lawn anymore, one week the neighbor on the right would do it for them and the following week the neighbor on the left side it. The neighbors are the people who called us to let us know dad could not find his way home when walking the dog. Thank God for those people who kept him safe until we could hire someone to be with him in his home.

@@marthaandrews441 the same thing happened with my parents. The guy to the left of them mowed their yard for years. My dad passed away in Oct 2020 and my mother moved in with my sister.

I’m sorry to hear about your struggles Glenda

I agree

I think it's technology, when i was a child we would all be in the street playing together, the parents would be in the gardens talking to each other, if my mother needed something from the local shops while my father was at work, first she would ask our immediate neighbours if they needed anything while she was there, and then she would not even close the door never mind locking it before taking us to the shops, now kids are all indoors on their game systems and computers parents are watching tv or on their computers, and you wouldn't think of walking down the street to the corner shop now without making sure all your windows and doors were locked, there are no neighbourhood communities anymore, we used to know every single person in our street and most of the surrounding streets, now we don't know a quarter of the people in our own street.

Even if they don't want to touch her things, they could have made arrangements for a dump truck or two to pick up the trash in the yard. The owner could be so over/underwhelmed, she doesn't know what to do, or where to start.

I totally get it, once I blew my back, couldn’t do the lawn for tree weeks, my dear back neighbor put a complaint on me to the city, if I didn’t do the lawn, 375$ fine! Thanks neighbor 😏, it didn’t look good from her window 🤦🏻‍♀️

Great Job....

that is because they want money and have the attitude of what's in it for me instead of helping for the hell of it

I was just thinking that! I would have paid for the initial clean up for this person and gotten together with the neighbors to see who could mow her lawn or take turns, how frickin hard is that? I’m 53 and disabled and I sure hope if it EVER comes down to something that my kids can’t help me when needed, that a good neighbor or friend would.

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AMEN, Brother... preach it! Then again, on the flip side of the "help" factor, are watching HUGE segments of society nearly self-destruct right in front of our eyes. Scary thing is, those who are still responsible and caring people are just going about their lives and allowing it to happen. We vote left-leaning morons into local, state, and federal government, who tell people they are entitled to whatever they want, whenever they want it, how they want it, from whomever they want to take it from, and wonder why our nation is sinking into the depths of depravity... and make no mistake about it, it IS! Wake up, America! BTW... I am not talking about people who physically cannot help themselves. This guy is helping people on that front. And he's making things a little better in his own way... doing his part to make things better.

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God will bless you a thousand times over

You are very kind!, and so right!

God bless you. May you continue for others as you are doing for your neighbors. God is going to bless you tremendously.♥️🙏🏾🌹

One of my neighbours and I take turns mowing the naturestrip outside each other's house. 10 extra minutes and we're out there anyway. Just makes sense

Yeah !!!

If they pay for my yard to be mowed and cleaned up since I was physically unable to. I'd would love the neighbors and probably invite them for dinner

but the neighbors did not pay to have somebody clean up the yard. @@dustinpoe4422

Does she not have family?

Thank you Thomas I appreciate

I agree i just said the same thing before i seen you're message. I would clean it up for her if i lived there. You help out the ones that can't only right thing to do. Sucks Neighbors will complain but not help her not right at all.

@@KentuckyFan8181 Can go either way.... Makes you wonder what kind of people live there if nobody is willing to help them nearby or the opposite, what kind of ahole neighbors live around them that they won't help.

@@marcuslinton310 I agree 100%. There isn't much kindness in this world anymore which is sad.

My thoughts exactly. Glad I live in my neighborhood where we do for each other. I just did my 80 years old next door neighbors yard. I am 65. Come on people, help each other!!

Hon, I'm almost 66 and do NOT consider myself an 'old folk'. Yes, I'm slower, but if I let that get the better of me, I'd never get the ckicken yards (on 1 acre of our 4.5) clean, coops clean, eggs picked, nails clipped, weeds trimmed, 40 & 50 pound feed sacks moved or anything else done. Do what you can & keep on truckin'.

Good neighbors are such a blessing and gift. I'm happy about your good neighbors.

The home IS a dump. Anyone with 2 eyes could have seen that. Trash all over the yard, and the house was falling apart. The neighbors shouldn't be held responsible for cleaning up and mowing her yard. It's a big property, and they have their own yards to take care of. My guess is this woman might not have been too nice to her neighbors in the past, and they don't want to help her. It happens. We just don't know the circumstances, but please don't be knocking the neighbors over her failure to hire someone to take care of her own property.

@@KarenL-qt7dy for real everyone can see that, that wasn't my point, my point was we should help our neighbors!

@@KarenL-qt7dy 'My guess is this woman might not have been too nice to her neighbors in the past, and they don't want to help her.' Or she may be too proud to ask for help, despite her disability. Or she doesn't think they would help, or just didn't think to ask. We *don't* know the circumstances; it's always better to err on the side of kindness.

We’ve helped our neighbor out on several occasions plus WE paid for a new fence down the property line ( they have dogs ) We never asked for a cent! They have a brand new mulching mower with bag, a trimmer, blower. They have a snowblower but seldom use it. We shovel by hand drive and public sidewalk out front. Trim cut and blow our yard every Friday. We sit in our yard and smell dog crap! Decomposing lawn clippings from one of the 3 times he’s mowed! We See weeds and uncut lawn ( 2-3 ft) We rake their leaves, We pick up their cherries , plums in our yard. As they do not maintain anything. Sad! They are younger than us , we have medical issues but get out there and do it! We tried talking to him and he has attitude. Sad that they were blessed to purchase a home but then are letting it rot away, Biggest investment we have I’ll be darned if they will prevent me from selling at optimum price. Pure LAZINESS on their part. I pay extra for pest control, weed and feed, etc. If you choose to live this way , go to the country. It’s lack of respect when you have neighbors!

@@KarenL-qt7dy The neighbors should have been helping, fact. Yes, I help my neighbors.

I’m 72…..nobody comes to care for my lawn….neighbors don’t offer. I pay somebody to do it. My 18 yo grandson lives with me and would die before cutting the grass. I’m ready to sell this house since husband died….it’s very overwhelming with all the upkeep and no help. I’ve had to replace heat and a/c, rebuild porch, fix the roof, make repairs to kitchen…..still need to fix kitchen and put in new back door, buy new dryer, it just never ends.

@@puddytat30141 totally understand that. If we were close would definitely help. ❤️

@@puddytat30141 sounds like you need to give your grandson a bit of a push. He needs to help his grandmother, no excuses. Not sure why he has gotten away without helping for so long…

I agree. We should help our neighbors if we can. Years ago we had our gardner take care of our next door neighbors house after he had a heart attack. A complaining neighbor left an anonymous note on his door saying they were going to turn him in. He had only missed a couple weeks. So we took care of his yard until he could move out into a condo complex. Much easier for him there.

@@denicecassell9541 it’s so shitty when neighbours think that someone else’s yard is any of their business. Either help, or go stare at your own yard…smh.

That’s awesome you were there to help out

I agree we do the same in our neighborhood. A little bit of compassion goes a long way. Neighbor who complained be a decent human being and mow it for her.

Where are at? What city?

@@jodyzanecki6276 Sunderland England.

That's what I call a good neighbours,

We live on a corner lot. For the past 20 years my husband has been cleaning up leaves & snow from our property. We have NO TREES that produce any leaves, but blow in the wind from neighboring properties. 2 years ago my husband became ill. I have been caring for him. We do have a lawn Service to take care of the grass. Do you think that in those 2 years ANYONE from the neighborhood has offered to help us ? ? NOT 2 Person ! I had to hire someone to do the leaves and Snow. Even though my husband has helped many neighbors out, especially with the snow, because we have a Snow Blower . This is the way of the world, unfortunately.

I was thinking the very same thing about the safety glasses.

When neighbors say things like that I think watch what you wish for. The amount of critters living in that overgrown dirt and weeds will coming looking at your yard if this shelter is gone

@@jackiprettyman9687 Those likely are safety glasses. There are safety goggles and safety glasses. The latter usually just look like regular sport-style sunglasses.

The problem with that these days is liability issues. Things are way different than they were 40 years ago. Way too many lawyers in this country now

Thank you Bonita

People not wanting to edge, is why the so called lawn is taking over the public sidewalk. This is a tripping hazard.

The edging is fabulous - absolutely the difference between a superb job and a hack job.

Yes I agree, as soon as I saw how much dust was being blown all over the neighborhood I would have reassessed and quit with the edging. But if you’re making a video about lawn care you can’t leave out the edging otherwise there’s no wow factor at the end.

@@dianafertig2188 theCity is responsible in my town. anything past the sidewalk.

Edging a yard makes all the difference. Great job.

Pretty F'n arrogant to think everyone around you has nothing better to do than help you, but just choose not too. The world isn't as slow paced as it once was, people have their own fast paced lives to live these days and their own family members to look after.

@@marcuslinton310 Interesting response; I appreciate your feedback.

@@missprimproper1022 I appreciate your feedback, thank you.

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Too worried about lining their own pockets.

I don’t understand why they don’t have an assistant program for basic lawn mowing to keep it in check.

I did that too, but now I’m older and I notice there aren’t many young people in church anymore. I used to love driving by houses and yards I had worked on. It gave me pleasure to help my neighbors.

Even if they didn’t have time to do it themselves, they should just all pony up and pay for a service.

I’m not aware of everyone’s different situation but I was glad to be able to help where I could

I had the exact same thought.

Who ever did the dry wall could come back and clean their mess up. Or atleast throw it in the trash can

i am more mad at the lady. Part of being a home owner is lawn care. If you cant do it then hire someone. If you cant afford it, then you need to find a condo or someplace with no yard

The neighbors' houses/cars were probably covered in dust and I hope their windows were closed!

The neighbors should call the cops on every infraction and get the lowlives to take care of their own stuff or have the city cite them, fine them and do it for them at high costs.

@@Bonzi_Buddy These people are physically not able to mow. The city would never be able to collect. Neighbors should spend a day on clean up as it would be a noble thing to do. They would benefit as well as the homeowner.

@@madampolo Someone above mentioned that all that plaster and lath debris could possibly contain asbestos, making it hazardous materials. It also might just be contaminated with animal waste -- either way, this needs a proper, professional cleanup crew that the homeowner obviously isn't capable of and probably can't afford.

@@madampolo #1: A disability doesn't afford you the right to ignore city statutes and be an irresponsible neighbor. #2: Neighbors bear no responsibility for helping another neighbor who needs slack picked up for them. Bleeding hearts like yourself are insufferable. You know nothing of this alleged person with a disability to make the demands upon their neighbors. People like you disgust me.

Thank you kathy

Fantastic job

Yes Kathy I was thinking the same. Something has gone wrong and it would be nice if the neighbors or a group got together to help and show kindness.

Thank you Donna that does sound like a great idea

@@TopNotchLawns maybe you could contact the Boy Scout troop yourself to see if they could do it. Would help the homeowner a lot more then just mowing, weed eating, edging.

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Thanks James yes it seems that way

This particular corner lot seems huge! The chore of caring for a lot this big must be daunting if the owner is handicapped, older, or on limited income. If we didn't have a riding mowers, our property would look this way, too. Thank goodness for people who care to help others.

@@gogrannygo4431 I keep saying back in the day neighbors would all help, not complain. I hate this new complain, don't help generation😔

Thank you Lord for sending people like him to help people for free. God Bless him and his family.

☺️ thanks Gigi glad you enjoyed it

Thank you Colleen I was glad I was able to help

The youth group at a church

That's the thing that bugs me about all these people Top Notch Lawn Care is helping out - have they done NO OUTREACH to connect with groups or programs that can help them? Do they live in areas where there are no such groups or county or state funded organizations to help disabled and/or elderly and ailing homeowners? Where are the families - why aren't they helping? Have these people NO friends who can help? If the homeowner is too proud to ask for help, then sell the house and move to an apartment, or a nursing home.

Good idea valley girl I’m looking into options to do something like this in the future

@@TopNotchLawns xoxo

Good idea!

Yes definitely acknowledge the work you do, it's important that you get credit for all the work you do.

Great idea! I would watch it being done too.

Oh ugh thanks

@@TopNotchLawns if i attempt to get that sheet rock up i would be in a proper mask and gloves and protective suit i would dampen the pile before moving and bag it up for disposal .

That house looks old enough to probably be horse hair and not asbestos.

@@gantmj im in virginia theres alot of older homes with this type of plaster it can be a head ache if not taken care properly otherwise it has to be all removed and cleaned up and new sheet rock installed.

@@gantmj Possibly. But when working around piles of the stuff, why take chances? Airborne plaster is a respiratory problem all by itself, regardless of the binder.

Yeah, with all those cats and the debris, I'm wondering if the interior is trashed from animals...

That’s awesome your family did that it is rewarding

Thank you Rick. I appreciate your support

I’m not sure of anyone else’s situation but I was happy to help how I could

@@TopNotchLawns I am 85 yrs old and when I cut my lawn I also include some of my next door neighbors yard. Since Covid I have to be sure she isn’t home when I do it just in case. Just because I am a woman doesn’t mean I can’t still help out where I can. Arkansas is a hot spot got Covid, so don’t come here. Good job on what you were able to do. Do you need some lotion for your face? I have some.🥵

Well, if their yards are maintained then either they are capable of doing it or hiring out someone to do it. Either way, these poor folks have crappy neighbors and I trust that in time, they will reap what negligence they have sown.

@@petuniaromania6294 We don't know, the neighbors may have offered to help but were rebuffed. Pride is a curious thing...

lol thanks Tim heard you had the mask to get

@@TopNotchLawns well it works for me mate 👌 I wear an RZ Mask. Loving the videos 👍

AndreMarek64: Invest in a pair of heavy garden gloves. It will eliminate the blisters. Happy gardening!

Thank you JR I was glad to be able to help some

Awesome! Glad someone was there to help you

I’m not sure about other people situation. I was glad I was able to help

Agree

lol thanks I’ve never heard that one

I think you will find the original saying was "You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear." Means exactly the same thing, but with better scansion.

@@morriewyatt6234 II think you are right and I am wrong but am a married ma, so completely used to being wrong !!! 👍👍😰👍😰

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I caught that too. Made me want ice cream!

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As a former Schwan's driver, they only carry full boxes and aren't supposed to open them. But, there are a few that will buy a box themselves and hand out to kids and such once in a while.

@@Revsut oh, I was just kidding! 😁

lol it really was 😂🤧

@@TopNotchLawns where was your mask. that is so unhealthy to be breathing all that dirt, mites, and god knows what other particles.

@@brotou I agree

I did too! That was a mask day!

Thank you Pam that is probably true

They don't care about their communities, all government cares about nowadays is lining their own pockets.

Thank you Stacey

lol seems I do! Thank you penny 😊

Maybe if you are a few tums you could handle it !!

Thank you Karen yeah it was dusty

Thanks zippy

Exactly what I was thinking. Whomever owns and rides those bikes either live there or belong to grand kids I imagine. Either way THEY are the ones who should be out there bustin arse to clean up and maintain that yard. Kids are so dang lazy and selfish anymore. smh

@@TopNotchLawns S3

I was glad to be able to help. Thanks for watching Jackie

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Neighborhood barbecue always a good idea!

@@TopNotchLawns Do any of these neighbors ever offer you a bottle of water or glass of lemonade and a sandwich or give you any praise?