She Was SO HAPPY Someone FINALLY Cut This OVERGROWN Hedge!

That day, I was scheduled to trim the shrubs and hedges at two apartment buildings. At the first building, I started trimming in the front yard, where there were many different kinds of shrubs both coniferous and deciduous that had already grown quite thick in some places and were blocking the windows, so I had to cut some of them back as low as possible. For the coniferous shrubs, I used a Makita trimmer, but for the deciduous ones, I used a Stihl trimmer. Some of the shrubs had large thorns, so I had to be careful when clearing away the clippings. When I reached the corner of the house, I had to bring a ladder to trim a small tree; then I trimmed a small hedge and other shrubs behind the house. When everything was finished, I used a pitchfork and a rake to gather everything into piles by the road, and then I drove up with a trailer and loaded it up. Then I drove to another house, where I trimmed several bushes and a hedge inside the yard though I didn’t record that part on video. On the side of the road, where there was a heavily overgrown hedge, I began trimming it; There was a bus stop there more specifically, an information pole that was completely overgrown with weeds and there were also a lot of roses in the hedge. It was clear that this hedge hadn’t been trimmed in several years, so I decided to trim as much as possible. I also trimmed the other side of the neighboring house, and then, as I was trimming the top of the hedge, one of the residents walked by and was absolutely delighted that someone had finally cut back this jungle. When I finished trimming, I started cleaning up. I moved everything to the parking lot of the neighboring house, since it was clearly no longer in use and the company that owned it had long since closed down. Then I trimmed the ivy near the house wall and cut off a tree branch. Next, I drove to unload the trailer I’d filled up at the previous address and stopped by another client’s place, who asked me to mow the weeds in the backyard along the fence, so I quickly mowed everything down with a trimmer, then raked it up and blew it away, and returned to the last yard to collect the clippings, where I parked along the road, set up warning cones, and loaded the trailer to capacity; I also had to pack everything down a couple of times. Then I cleared some weeds from the parking lot, and that finished the job. These two houses took me a little over 9 hours of work and filled two full trailers.