Contracting:

These Birch were netted temporarily, to prevent bird nesting (but why?!)	Some surgery and bracing has prolonged the safe life of this fine old Beech	Underground guying was used when planting these fine Hornbeam trees	Our climbers are highly skilled and professional
Copper Beech with significant defect to trunk – reducing the crown size enabled retention	Preparing a planting scheme of mixed native trees plus a group of carefully chosen and interesting ornamentals	Life’s a Beech (a Cedar actually…)	This living Willow shelter will soon make an idyllic spot to relax
This Lime walk in a beautiful Cotswold garden is carefully pruned twice a year	We carry out the annual pruning of the famous 99 Yew trees in Painswick churchyard	June 2006: safe dismantling and removal of a very large Monterey Cypress from a landlocked garden, Bath	Working with a crane can be swift and efficient

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To discuss your needs, one of our estimators will normally visit prior to your being sent a detailed specification and quotation.  This initial visit and advice is normally completely free of charge.  Many of our thousands of private customers ask us back either annually or every few years!

·         formative pruning

·         reshaping

·         thinning

·         removal of dead and damaged branches

·         bracing, either steel or non-invasive Cobra system

·         repair of storm damaged trees

·         Felling, including the skilled dismantling of awkward and dangerous trees

·         Work completed to British Standard 3998

·         Trimming and renovation of specimens, hedges and screens

·         Techniques and timing can be critical to success – our years of experience with trees as different as churchyard Yews, Leyland Cypress and veteran pollards will help you avoid any disasters!

·         Fruit tree pruning and shrub pruning

·         Stump removal by grinding machine – a neat and efficient operation

·         Quick and efficient disposal of debris, normally by brushwood chipper machine. Many of our customers now keep the chippings for future use on the garden as mulch – ideal for keeping weeds out and moisture in.

·         We also supply and deliver ready–composted woodchip mulch in bulk loads. The cost works out very favourably when compared to buying bark mulch from a garden centre – ring us for details.

·         Tree planting schemes

·         Large scale site clearance

Email, ring or post to us now to arrange a no-obligation visit or to discuss any tree-related matter!