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If you let your house get this way, it is likely you will be inviting rats/squirrels/your local vermin into your home. My brother became aware of a need an elderly widow had for some much needed maintenance around the house, so we volunteered and did a hard cutback on the ~15 foot tall Ligustrum shrubs (I would be willing to wager pretty much anything we did NOT kill them, so save your comments), cut a few feet off a half dozen azalea bushes present, and spent a long time cutting back some type of flowering vine that took over a corner of the house, grew up a TV antenna, and was annexing the pine tree. All debris was pulled to the client's back property, which they approved and saved the city from having to pick up from a very dangerous roadside (both in terms of car volume/speed but also a pretty steep ditch that would have made the TL3 scoop loaders they use dangerous at worst and sketchy at best). A quick mow to get the grass short again topped the job off, in all we spend ~10 man hours on this project
