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Beech reduction Mendlesham Suffolk.Mature beech tree that has outgrown the space it's in.
Today we reduced a much loved beech tree for a customer in Mendlesham Suffolk. Beech trees need to be reduced sensitively as they do not always respond well to heavy pruning.
Wingnut pollard Mount St , Diss NorfolkMassive wingnut tree to pollard.
Pollarded an unusual huge wingnut tree today. It had outgrown the garden it was in and was completely covering the neighbours roof.
Tree surgery Norwich.80ft poplar to pollard right down to 8ft.
In Norwich today tackling an awkward poplar. The customer had had another company doing several other poplars but they weren't prepared to do this one. We get calls like this more often than you... more
Tree surgery Brome Suffolk. The Oaksmere hotel.
This Wednesday i was lucky enough to be working at both one of my favourite places to work and also to relax, the Oaksmere hotel www.theoaksmere.com . We... more
Silver birch reduction ( tree surgery Burston Norfolk )Returning to a repeat customer this time to reduce one of the largest silver birches I have personally seen.
Tree surgery Earlham rd Norwich NorfolkMature chestnut to be reduced.
We were in Norwich today reducing a large chestnut that had dropped boughs in the past. The tree was made safe and will hopefully have a new lease of life.
Tree surgery Langham Essex.Mature ash to be reduced.
Today we made the trip to Essex to reduce a mature ash tree that was encroaching over a conservatory.
Conifer reductions Yaxley SuffolkVery large conifers within feet of customers house.
I love doing jobs where you can really make a difference for people. In this case the customer had recently moved into a property which was dominated by 60ft mature conifers. The job was made more... more
Willow pollarding Burston NorfolkWillow trees over stables that have started to drop boughs so are to be pollarded.
