Tree surgery can be necessary in order to keep trees contained within their location, allow more light to adjacent properties and to improve a tree’s aesthetic appearance.

Hedge trimming is a staple of a Tree surgeon’s work and is a yearly activity. Maintaining clean lined and neat hedges is the visual bedrock of any garden or parkland setting.

Replenishing our tree stocks is important to maintain bio-diversity and replace diseased species to name a few reasons, and has the added benefit of keeping the craft of Tree Surgery alive!

Removing stumps can reclaim the ground once occupied by a felled tree.  If not required as a garden feature or a platform for those lost potted shrubs, they can be removed using grinding equipment.

Unless used for timber, trees either come to the end of their life, become hazards or suffer unfortunate events like disease or decay, thus becoming unsafe and therefore need to be felled.

Tree pruning can be necessary in order to keep trees contained within their location, allow more light to adjacent areas and to improve a tree’s health and aesthetic appearance.