Tree Surgery
Tree Pruning/Reductions : To prune the unwanted branch while protecting the stem or trunk wood of the tree. reduction reduces a tree's crown while still maintaining its natural shape. This may include thinning out unwanted branches removal of deadwood or broken branches and removal of epicormic growth.Tree Dismantling/Removal : The tree will be taken down piece by piece using strong lowering and rigging devices to ensure no damage to surrounding objects, but if space and safety permit a tree can be felled in one piece. Cable Bracing : We use a non-invasive cable bracing system called "Cobra". We use this on large heavy limbs that have faults or are liable to fail, the Cobra system attaches the problematic limbs to the main stem to reduce the risk of failure and prolong the life of the limb.TPO (Tree Preservation Orders) : If you think that your trees are subject to a Preservation order (T.P.O) we will contact your local council and find out if your trees are protected. If your trees are protected, you need written permission to remove them, or to do any tree surgery, apart from deadwooding. If you remove trees or do work to them without permission you could be prosecuted.we can upon request fill out your application form and add photos/ plans applying for the tree surgery work to be undertaken. This process usually takes 4-6 weeks for a decision. If you want to remove trees, you may be required to plant replacements of the same species/native species near to or in the same location.