11th November 2022

2 trees with ash die back and 1 conifer which is too large for a domestic garden. All trees mentioned above are located on the boundary of the property and Hutton Beck (see photos). Our Tree Surgeon advises removal of these ash trees before they become so

26th September 2022

T1 Silver Birch with basal cavity in garden T2 Spruce in adjacent land G3Spruce (roadside group) in adjacent land For specification see quotation from Bayes Trees

6th June 2022

Horse Chestnut tree - removal and replacement with oak tree.

10th March 2022

Cypress Leylandii in the back garden, I wish to remove this tree altogether. The reasons are: 1) the roots are disturbing the base of our oil tank 2) Previous pruning efforts have just resulted in the tree growing more branches, so trying to prune around t

18th June 2021

Fir Tree - remove dead limbs on side. Ash Trees - fell above old stone wall. These trees have some dead limbs over lane, may fall onto lane.

21st April 2021

Remove - 3 x large cypress conifers, 1 x chamaecyparis lawsonianal, 1 x laurel shrub. Prune - 1 x juniper, 2 x cypress leylandii.

22nd March 2021

To thin a small copse of trees of various sizes, which have been allowed to grow without adequate thinning and are therefore growing in an over-crowded and leggy way.

6th July 2020

T1 & T2 - Wellington (Sequoia) - both trees require a crown thin of 15% to reduce sail area and removal of dead wood. T3 - Hazel - requires re-coppice. T4 - Cedar - requires formative prune.