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Cables around gardens

Posted by Trevor Stephens on April 22, 2018 at 9:55pm in Groundscare, Health and Safety, and Landscaping

Hi

Advice on cables Please!

So many gardens now have cables for lighting, audio, internet, Tv aeriels running through hedges in beds and borders (a lot not armoured just dropped down by lazy sparks)

Several time we have nearly cut these even having checked before. 

Who is liable to pay for repair if this happens? do I put a standard disclaimer on quotes to say we should be informed of any cable runs in the garden otherwise not liable.??

Thanks in advance 

Trevor

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  • David Benson April 22, 2018 at 11:10pm

    its got to the point now that i think you have to put a disclamer on them as there is that menny about, cable tv and phone not installed to BS, its one of my pet hates i even came accross one that came out of the footpath and over the pin curb 

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