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Tree work

Work that matches the advice.

When advice leads to work, the same people who wrote the recommendation carry it out, so the work matches the problem.

Tree felling

Straight felling and sectional dismantling, including trees in tight spaces and next to buildings.

Crown reduction and thinning

Reducing size and weight while keeping the tree's shape and health.

Crown lifting

Raising the canopy for access, light and clearance over drives, paths and roads.

Pruning and deadwood

Removing dead, damaged and rubbing branches to keep trees safe and sound.

Hedge cutting

Trimming and reducing boundary hedges, to the height you want.

Two climbers working high in a large beech against a blue sky, taking it down in sections with ropes rigged
Taking down a large beech in sections, Langdale valley.
A climber standing on the cut top of a tall dead conifer that is being taken down in sections
A tall dead conifer taken down in sections.

Before the saw

We look inside the tree, as well as outside.

The condition of a stem decides how it can be taken down safely. Before a tree is felled or dismantled it is inspected, and the plan is made around the tree, the site and what is next to it. Where a tree needs a closer look, see decay detection on the Consultancy page.

Protected trees

Trees in a conservation area or under a Tree Preservation Order need the council's agreement before work starts. We prepare and submit the application or notification for you.

Tell us about the trees.

Tell us what needs doing and where. We will say what is involved and what it will cost.

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