Crown Lifting: This is the removal of lower branches on the tree. Usually this is done to allow for more room underneath which can be down to health and safety requirements, for example on a pavement or driveway.

Crown Thinning: This is a pruning technique which reduces the amount of braches within the crown of the tree. Dependant on the species thinning can enhance fruiting and also regrowth which is beneficial to its longevity.

Crown Reduction: Reducing the weight in the top of the tree which can be in both height and width. This can help to prevent limbs from snapping out and also gives the tree a more balanced look.

Crown Clean: Removal of all wood that has become detached, that is dead, dying or diseased and also braches that may be rubbing or crossed with one another. This is a good practice to follow if you have any trees to ensure that they are safe, especially if you have inherited them from a previous owner.

Pollarding: This is a style of pruning method that is used when trees have reached a desired height. it entails the branches to be pruned back to a main stem, which will then allow for regrowth. It is important to know that this can only be done with certain species.

Dead Wooding: Removal of dead wood from a tree to reduce the health and safety risk of it becoming detached and falling.

Tree Felling: Dependant on site and location will determine the manner in which the tree is cut to the floor. Directional cuts are often used although there are additional tools that can used in addition such as winches and pulling ropes to ensure safety is paramount.

Hedge Cutting: General maintenance cuts as well as hedge reductions are all services we offer. With an extensive tool kit we are able to ensure that they look excellent.