Exterminator needs access through homeowner’s yard to treat neighbor’s house, repeatedly no-shows until she revokes permission to enter her property: 'I had to take off work both times'

• That’s when she decided enough was enough. She revoked their blanket permission to enter her property, demanded a 72-hour notice for any future visits, and even offered to reinstate access if they apologized and compensated her for lost income. Instead, the company tried to pressure her through her neighbor, claiming she was holding up the work. 

  When they showed up again and told her to “chill out,” she permanently barred them from entering. If they want access, they can go through the courts.

  Frankly, she’s right. Being considerate shouldn’t come at the cost of your time or livelihood. 

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• "AIO - Neighbor needs their house tented for termites, workers need access to my yard... I rescinded permission to enter my property and now they are freaking out."

  
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