Formative Pruning
In its early years a tree may need some formative pruning to encourage it to develop a good shape. Removing some of the lower branches…
Crown-lifting
This is carried out to increase the clearance between the ground level and the lower branches either to allow access below the tree…
Tree felling & removal
Sometimes we can’t avoid this course of action, maybe your tree is causing damage to your property, too big for it’s surroundings, dead, dying diseased…
Pollarding
A very traditional form of tree care often seen in large cities where the street trees are well maintained on a regular basis. It involves the removal of …
Crown-reducation
Some trees can be reduced in height and/or spread while preserving a natural tree shape. It is particularly useful if your tree is getting too large …
Crown-thinning
Crown thinning involves the removal of a proportion of secondary and small live growth from throughout the entire crown. This results in an even density of foliage.
Stump Removal
Sometimes after a tree has been felled you may need the stump removed, this may be to enable a new tree to be planted or maybe you are having …
Cable Bracing
These systems are the most modern up to date on the market and have been tested and developed over many years, and unlike the old-fashioned steel systems…
Ivy Removal
Although not directly dangerous to a tree, ivy can add extra mass to a tree and hide defects within the crown…
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