Tree Surgery

Recent tree removal in Parkgate, Neston. Three man team carefully removed the tree in sections, lowering to ground level to avoid damage to fences or lawn. Area left immaculate for customer.

• Tree Pruning (Reductions)
  To reduce a tree’s overall size, usually done between 10% and 30%, in order to rebalance the tree, make it more manageable, increasing the amount of light around the area of the tree and improve the overall appearance.

• Tree Pruning (Crown Thinning)
  Completed for a number of reasons: safety, to reduce weight, to produce more flower or fruit, to admit more light and air through the crown.

• Tree Pruning (Crown Lifting)
  Removal of the lowest branches usually to create a more uniformed height allowing more light and greater access for pedestrians, properties, street furniture and traffic.

• Dead Wooding
  Removal of dead wood to necessary points to make safe or improve appearance.

• Crown Clean out
  Removal of all defects: dead wood, foreign objects, crossing, rubbing and diseased branches.

• Pollarding
  Heavy reduction of top and side branches so that the tree may produce a dense growth of new shoots.

• Re-pollarding
  A process following original pollarding. The removal of all limbs and branches to previous pollard points.

• Formative Pruning
  The removal of potential ‘future problematic’ limbs and branches in younger trees. This can minimise expensive work later on in a tree’s life.

• General Pruning
  Each tree is unique. General pruning is therefore specific to each individual tree. It is best described as a general ‘tidy-up’ using the professional discretion of the tree surgeon coupled with the wishes of the tree owner.

• Hedge Trimming
  The smoothing, shaping, reducing and refining of hedges, both evergreen and deciduous, to suit the clients tastes.

• Topping Out
  As above, but when the majority of the work is being focused on the top of the trees.

• Straight Felling
  The cutting down of a tree using 3 cuts. This can only be executed when there is adequate space for the tree to fall in 1 piece.

• Poisoning of Stumps
  Not all trees need this, as many will not grow again after being cut to ground level. However, many species will continue to grow so will need to be professionally poisoned.

• Stump Grinding (remove root bole)
  This requires a stump grinder and involves removing the stump to a specified depth, usually between 15cm- 30cm, below ground level.

• Reports
  We have vast experience in providing thorough and detailed reports for our clients. Arboricultural Reports are required for a range of reasons; subsidence, insurance, new developments, concern for individual trees, etc. All Seasons NW can provide anything from in depth reports to visual inspections and are proud to work with all types of clients: individual homeowners with single trees, to Local Authorities and large corporations.

• Site Clearance including Area-Poisioning
  The clearing of various items from a site: stinging nettles and brambles to any size and number of trees. Poisoning services offered where appropriate (tree surgeons will advise on this procedure).

• Supplier of Logs and Chippings
  All of our green waste is recycled so we can provide split logs for open fires, wood chippings to help keep weeds at bay and mulch to help your garden thrive.

• Emergencies
  We provide emergency assistance where needed any day of the week including bank holidays. Typical emergencies are wind blown trees, trees in dangerous conditions or fallen branches.