A garden tree that has outgrown its bed, a conifer rubbing the house or a hedge gone the height of the fence — we cut it back cleanly, keep the shape right and take every cutting away.
Photos by WhatsApp or a visit in person — we agree exactly what is being cut.
Species, health, TPOs and conservation-area status before the saw comes out.
Cuts made back to side branches so the tree heals properly and keeps its outline.
Everything chipped or loaded out, and the site swept before we leave.
Cutting usually means taking a tree down, pruning means shaping or reducing it while keeping it. We do both, and we will tell you honestly which one your tree needs.
Most garden trees do best with a prune in late summer or winter. We will tell you the right window for your species.
Yes — branches go through the chipper, logs onto the van, and the site is swept down when we finish.
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