Crown Reduction is a tree-safe pruning method that reduces the height/width of a tree by only cutting select limbs. This skilled technique will help maintain the tree's frame; it helps promote rapid healing and proper regrowth.

Pruning encourages trees to develop a robust structure and reduce the likelihood of damage during adverse weather. Pruning also aids in stimulating fruit and flower growth.

Occasionally, you'll need to remove your tree entirely due to disease, construction projects, planning applications or safety concerns.

Bringing down a large tree in a small area will typically require climbing and dismantling in sections. With over a decade of rigging and crane experience, we are fully qualified to bring large and problematic trees to the ground in a safe, calculated and controlled manner.

Deadwooding is the practice of removing dead branches from your tree; It's an important and often overlooked area of tree maintenance. Removing deadwood enhances the tree's aesthetic value by restoring its overall shape and balance; it allows sunlight to flow through and encourages healthy growth.

Crown thinning reduces the density of the tree, allowing more light into your space. This practice involves pruning a tree's secondary branches while maintaining its natural structure; it also reduces wind resistance and reduces growth rate while maintaining its overall size.