Removal of trees to as close to ground level as possible without damaging equipment. This is carried out by felling the tree from the ground or dismantling piece by piece from the crown by climbing the tree or using machinery to access it.

The removal of the lower branches of a tree. This is generally carried out to allow easy access under a tree's canopy or to clear sight lines under a tree. Its impressive how much space you can feel you have back in your garden just with a simple crown lift. 

Pruning covers a wide range of practices but essentially comes down to the selective removal of branches from a tree to create a desired effect. Examples of this include changing tree shape, encouraging direction of tree growth, encouraging fruiting in trees or to remove branches from interfering with throughways or structures.

The removal of materials from the crown of a tree in order to reduce its overall size. This can be for a variety of reasons, such as to let more light into an area, rebalance or decrease the weight of a tree to lower the chance of tree failure or allow for clearance between the tree and structures.

We use powerful wood chippers to turn big piles of waste wood and brush into easily manageable wood chips that can be used around your garden as surface cover on paths, as mulch on you flower beds or we can easily remove them from site.

The shaping of hedging and shrubs. This covers anything from trimming a 30 foot beech hedge to shaping your 2 foot shrub. Hedge trimming should be carried out on a regular basis to manage growth, encourage a strong/ tight structure and stop the hedge losing its shape.