Tree Pruning is selectively removing branches from a tree, to improve the tree's structure and promote new healthy growth.
The various aspects of Tree Pruning are summarised by the terms, crown reduction - reducing the tree in height and/or width, crown lifting - removing the lowest branches of the tree to raise the height of where the tree canopy begins, crown thinning - removing selected branches throughout the crown allowing more light and air to pass through it keeping the same overall shape and size of the tree, Pollarding - where all the branches and top of the tree are removed which creates dense new growth which is then removed on a 3-5 year cycle.
It is usually carried out on younger trees to maintain size and usually this technique is used on avenues of trees. These operations are designed to improve and preserve the crown of the tree without having a detrimental affect on the tree, whilst also improving the aesthetics and requirements for the customer.
Some of our other various Tree Services include Tree Reshaping, Tree Planting, Tree Removal, Deadwooding, Hedge Reduction, Stump Grinding, Tree Felling, Hedge Planting, Hedge Cutting, Hedge Trimming and Maintenance, Commercial Tree Work, Remedial Tree Surgery, Conservation Tree Work, Tree Reports and Site Surveys.
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We are experts in tree felling, the removal of dangerous trees, dead trees, tree cutting and tree chipping.
Tree felling, this is generally when the tree can be felled over in its entirety to the ground and then processed and removed.
We offer a wide range of tree planting specifications, whether it is planting a single tree or planting many.
Whether you need a large tree reducing or reshaping, dangerous branches removing or a tree thinning out.
All tree related applications can be organised whether the tree is in a conservation area or if it is covered by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO).
We offer Commercial Tree Work. We welcome contracts from local councils, developers and local businesses.