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Whether you have a tree in your garden that needs to be removed, a tree that needs to be reduced to remove old or rotten branches or the crown thinned out to let light through into a shady garden, contact us for a sensible quote.

We also prune fruit trees, trim overgrown hedges and carry out the annual trim to keep your hedge looking neat and tidy.

Quality Tree Care.

Our team of tree surgeons  have a lot  of experience in tree surgery providing quality workmanship in all areas of tree care, whether it's a single tree or a copse.  We are fully insured, reliable and no tree work is too big or too small

Crown reduction.

If your tree has become top heavy, but you don't really want to dig it up,  reducing and reshaping makes it a lot more manageable, and will allow  light  into your shady garden. 

Thinning out trees.

Thinning out the crown of a tree by cutting out dead wood, diseased and unsafe branches  not only allows a lot more light to get through, but stops the spread of  disease to the rest of the tree leaving your tree healthy and in good shape for a few more years. 

Tree Removal

 Removal of dead or unwanted trees from your garden. 

We specialise in the safe and environmentally friendly removal of trees whether it’s a dead tree, in a dangerous state or a tree that just doesn't fit into your landscaping plans anymore. 

Environmentally Friendly Removal of Waste Tree Products

Where we can, we take the tree waste away and turn trunks and the thicker branches  into firewood and the rest into garden mulch.

Stump Grinding.

Where removing the stump and roots would cause damage to walls or neighbours gardens we offer a stump grinding service, removing all problem stumps, ranging from small shrubs to large oak tree stumps.

Hedge Trimming.

If your hedge has become overgrown or just needs  an annual trim to keep it looking neat and tidy. Contact us for a free quote.

Pruning fruit trees.

Pruning most varieties of fruit trees ensures a good crop of apples, pears and plums next season. Trees that are not pruned become congested with old branches and produce less fruit.

Best time of year to prune fruit trees. 

Apples and Pears

Apple and pear trees are mostly pruned in winter, to ensure a good crop the following season. Trees that are not pruned become congested with old branches and produce less fruit.  

Summer pruning

A light Summer prune  of Apples and pears trees that have been trained into cordons, espaliers, fans and pyramid shapes  allows sunlight to ripen the fruit.  Prune when the bottom third of the new shoots is stiff and woody, about mid July for pears and late August for apples. 

Plum trees are pruned in early spring or mid summer. 

Plum trees won't need the same precise pruning as apples and pears, but young trees will benefit in the long term from initial training and as they mature pruning out the old wood encourages more fruit