This is the reduction of both the tree’s height and spread while maintaining the tree’s natural shape as far as possible.
The removal of selective branches low in the trees canopy causing an obstruction. The removal allowing light penetration, pedestrian and vehicle access.
Traditionally trees have been maintained at a height of twenty to thirty feet. A large maturing tree can be kept small when pollarded. Using this method a trees water uptake can be reduced.
Our services include free quotations, submission of planning applications and advice on conservation areas.
Our team of tree surgeons are fully qualified professionals
We are proud to be members of the Arboricultural Association.
NPTC certificates, carrying out all work to British Standard 3998.
Catering to a large regular customer base, including households, schools, churches and building contractors
Dear Jason,
I am so happy with what your team has done. They were so nice and so efficient - and I think Theo is completely brilliant! The silver birch looks lovely still - here it is before and after. My little magnolia in the front looks a bit wonky just now, but Tom assures me it is going to be fine. It definitely needed pretty serious action!
So thank you - I am delighted with the morning’s work.
“Just wanted to let you know how delighted we are with all your and Alex’ incredibly hard work and skills on Tuesday. You have completely transformed our garden and it is an absolute pleasure to step out into it now. You’ve made a fantastic job of it.”
“Thanks so much for the terrific crew you sent — they did a sensitive and immaculate job. Couldn’t be happier!”
“Joan and I would just like you to know how delighted we were with the work carried out today. Your guys were polite, courteous and extremely hard-working. They completely cleared up all the mess and we’re now in a position to do something with all the extra space we’ve acquired! We shall be very happy to recommend you and your company to any interested parties.
Thanks again for a first-class, professional service.”