I feel for ya man. We have a little land 200 miles from home. There's an 80' R.O.W. for the power lines. Most of the R.O.W. on my property was old pasture that was mostly grown up with goldenrod. Another portion, mostly a ravine, was getting over grown with cedar and other trees.
The electric company hired someone to "mow and trim" (mulch) their R.O.W. No problem......except they didn't stick to their R.O.W. They mulched as much as 150' wide when their R.O.W. was only 80'. They knocked down fences, put some back up in the wrong place and left others down. They stripped dirt from some areas and filled other areas. In general they made a great big !#$%^!! mess. I tried to go down there to check on things while they were there but the contractor they hired would work in the area for a few days then be gone for months, then work in the area for a day or two, then be gone for months.
The only advice I can give you is to spend a few bucks to consult an attorney to see what rights, and recourse you have.
One of my neighbors got a several thousand dollar settlement for flowers that were killed from over spray when a farmer sprayed his crops. Maybe you have some recourse.
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