Regular pruning keeps trees safe, healthy and in proportion with your garden. Whether it is reducing a tree that has outgrown its space, thinning the crown to let in more light, or lifting lower branches, the aim is always a balanced tree that stays strong for years.
Cutting is done to proper arboricultural standards - clean cuts, the right places, and never more than the tree needs.
What's included
Every job is quoted in full first - these are the kind of things covered.
- Crown reductions to manage size
- Crown thinning to let in light
- Lifting to clear roofs and paths
- Shaping ornamental and fruit trees
- Removal of crossing or rubbing branches
- Restoration pruning of neglected trees
Tree Pruning - questions answered
How often should a tree be pruned?
Most garden trees benefit from a light prune every 2-3 years. Fast-growing species or trees near the house may need more frequent attention.
Will pruning damage my tree?
Done properly, no. Pruning follows the tree's natural growth patterns, so cuts heal quickly and the tree stays strong.
A few things to know
- Free, no-obligation quotes
- Fully insured - work near buildings covered
- All waste loaded and taken away
- Open 7 days a week, weekends included