Crown work that keeps your tree healthy, not just tidy.

Every cut made to a natural growing point, so the tree regenerates correctly.

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Crown reduction

Reduces the overall height and spread of a tree while keeping its natural shape, rather than leaving an unnatural, hacked-back silhouette which is bad for the trees health.

Crown thinning

Removes a proportion of the smaller branches to let more light and air through the canopy, and takes out crossing or rubbing branches before they damage the bark.

Crown raising

Lifts the lower branches to improve clearance for pedestrians, vehicles or a view, without compromising the tree's stability.

Dead-wooding

Removes dead wood from within the crown, particularly important where deadwood sits above a path, driveway or garden that is regularly used.

Pollarding

Cuts limbs back to old growth points to keep a large tree at a manageable size long-term. Not every species tolerates this well, so we will always advise honestly on whether it is the right approach for your tree.

Getting the timing right

Some trees require pruning at specific times of the year. We'll advise on the right timing as part of your quote to give the tree the best possible chance for the future.