Tree Removal

Tree removal — also known as felling or dismantling — is the controlled taking down of a tree, either in one piece from the base where space allows, or section by section from the top down using climbing techniques or a Mobile Elevated Work Platform. Crane-assisted removal is used for the largest or most awkward trees.

Suitable for private gardens, farms, building sites, commercial premises and local authority work where a tree is no longer safe, no longer wanted, or interfering with structures, services or planned development.

Common reasons include dead or dying trees, storm damage, root damage to walls and foundations, trees too close to houses or power lines, ash dieback, and trees that need to be cleared to allow building or landscaping works to proceed.

A professional removal protects buildings, vehicles and the surrounding garden. Each cut is planned, the drop zone is controlled, and the site is left tidy. Where possible, timber is recovered and brash is chipped on site.