One of the community pages states that Brickman will be taking care of the white PVC pipes time permitting. So, am I correct when I conclude they're not important? (I assumed they weren't important, but part of me always wondered what the purpose was.) The one near my home was mowed over two summers ago and I kept the broken piece just in case. Last summer, it must have happened to one of my neighbor's because an extra broken PVC pipe ended up in my bushes. (Granted, that was Groundmasters and not Brickman...)

However, I also found it funny (funny because it happened once...if it happens again, I'll probably start to squeak officially to Amity because it is truly carelessness) how the day after they fertilized, they mowed. And it took three houses for the mower to realize there were these black metal sticks with white signs in the lawn. They mowed over mine and both of my next door neighbors scattering the torn pieces of paper everywhere! I still giggle about it to this day...(maybe because I picture Homer Simpson doing it over and over again and sayign D'oh each time).

By Sheila

PVC pipes

Those pvc pipes were left there to extend the irrigation system but in some places there is no need to extend it any farter becasue it is all built out. We asked Brickman to cut all of them down to the ground and put green caps over them. We were told this would be done so hopefully it happens soon!

pvc pipes

We have asked brickman several times to cut these pipes down.

They were just there in case anyone wants to extend the irrigation system but the system is already built out at the places where they are located.

They were just going to cut them down to the ground and put a green cap over them. That way it won't look so unsightly. But they have yet to do that.

By Tracy