nobody will listen to me or help me and it really hurts.?

Question

I am going to try and get a man,s aspect of what is happening to my house but if
there are female construction contractors out there please feel free to answer please.I have owned my home for 6 years now (30 yr term thing fha/hud loan) I
have had 2 issues arise where I did not catch it in time.A T-Section Alley Way
that when the trash trucks come through and need to turn north they have destroyed all my ideas to prevent this destroying my property in a good section
I paid to have gravel and stancard size 8" rocks put in place where the trucks rip up that section.They even snagged a wire and yanked my wooden fence out on the other side of my garage.I am having to fight what is aware of.
2.)an accident to my house bysome lame driver took out 36+ft,ing of fencing and to cut this down,the 2 guys that were referred to me used flashing as a wrap for the bottom board that is acually a wood siding.Have to do this in 2
seperate answers.Please follow me on this.

Answer 1

First of all without knowing at all where you are I suggest you first go to any government agency in your municipality. Second, contact the trash pickup company at the very least.

I suspect you're on a corner? I also suspect that the Alley cannot be widened just to accomodate your property?

In speaking with the proper agencies, I'd inquire as to the zoning regulations for your property. If in the USA there are easements (section of your property you don't actually own)

You might, if allowed, spend the money to have large pipe installed creating a barrier, or much like on a major roadway, have Guard Rails installed.

Answer 2

1st, contact the local garbage carrier. They have insurance and will just have to use it. If their drivers can't maneuver their trucks through the alley, then they need to walk down there and get the rubbish. Take your claim from the siding issue to your homeowner's ins. and they will help you get the job done properly, even if the trash co. has to pay. As for the gravel situation, have you considered putting a sidewalk in there? While gravel is strong, it is uneven and erodes into the ground at different rates. Concrete is a solid mixture of water, portland, sand and gravel and can form a solid base. It will definately keep your yard in better shape

Answer 3

You should get the city or the county involved in this , start by contacting your commisioner or your magistrate. Have you filed police reports on thiese incidents, if not you should, its property damage and your insurance co. may be able to help you with this. I'm not sure what your talking about on the band board, did they reside the house, was it rotten, was the flashing used instead of the siding>