Crown thinning is the removal of small internal branches and crown lifting is the removal of the lowest branches of the crown. Both methods help to develop a better shape of the tree and give you more light in your garden/house.

Crown reduction might be a great solution for you if you feel your tree is blocking a lot of sunlight into your garden or perhaps the tree size is quite big compare to the size of you property.

All waste is taken away, meaning your property is always kept tidy and no mess is left behind.

The process of tree trimming is mainly focused on aesthetic and to maintain a tree’s desired shape and appearance.

Trees can develop an uneven growth with branches growing in various directions. This can leave your trees looking unbalanced and extra branches can prevent them from getting the moisture and light they need to thrive.

Trees are pruned for multiple reasons, but primarily focused on better performing tree and its future health. Pruning helps protect again pest and diseases and promotes strong growth. It involves removing dead, diseased and loose branches that prevent the trees from flowering.

This method can also boost flower and fruit production.

Pollarding is removal technique of all the branches right back to the tree stem. It keeps trees and shrubs smaller than they would naturally grow. This technique gives you more healthier tree and also incourages new growth in the future. This is usually recommended to be done every 3-5 years.

All arisings are cleared from site with the use of wood chipper. Chippings and also logs may be left on site, at the client’s request.

Tree felling means the tree is removed straight from the ground level.

Tree felling may be necessary to create more space in your garden or to remove trees which are dead or potentially dangerous.

Tree felling is done in two ways - whole or in pieces. When there is the space to fell a tree with no risk to property. A tree is felled quickly and safely as whole and can be removed.

Dismantling tree in pieces is usually the approach that we take when there is less space and felling may not be the best option.

After a tree has been removed/felled, the last thing to do to ensure it doesn’t grow back is to remove the stump left in the ground.

We can remove any number of stumps in one visit. We are happy to do this after we have removed/ felled a tree or even as a stand-alone service for trees that have already been brought down by somebody else.

“TPO” Tree Preservation Order or “Conservation Area” both are made by a local planning authority (often the local council) to protect a specific tree or woodland from deliberate damage and destruction such as pruning, felling, root cutting or otherwise wilful damage.

‘TPO’ applications to the local council can take up to 8 weeks for a decision to be made. During this time no work can be carried out before consent has been given.

We can help to find out whether or not your trees fall under the TPO’ or ‘Conservation area’ and we can make applications to the local council on your behalf for a small fee.