Recent work

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Recent tree projects, photographed on site.

Tree Removal

Complete removal of a tree, taken down in sections where there is a house, fence, pool or power line underneath. The stump is cut flush and all timber is removed from site.

Climber spiked into a trunk taking it down in sections beside a two storey brick house

Trunk taken down in sections with the rounds stacked on the lawn

Climber roped into the top of the tree, taking it down in sections

The same block after, trunk on the ground and the stump cut flush

Trunk down on the ground and cut into rounds with a chainsaw

Cutting the last of a trunk down at deck level beside the house

Tall trees leaning over a dark tiled roof before any work starts

The same brick house after, stump cut flush and the hedge and garden untouched

Sectioning a felled trunk on the ground beside a brick retaining wall

Stripped trunk ready to come down on a sloping block

Tree Pruning

Tree pruning is the selective removal of branches to improve the structure, health, safety and appearance of a tree. It takes out dead, damaged or diseased branches, improves clearance from roofs, buildings and powerlines, and lets light and air through the canopy while keeping the natural shape of the tree.

Cut limb lowered to the deck below, clear of the glass

Crown Lift

A crown lift means removing selected lower branches to raise the height of the canopy. It increases clearance over roofs, driveways, paths and roads, keeps branches away from people and vehicles, improves access underneath the tree and removes low or dead branches.

Canopy hanging low over the driveway before the crown lift. The same trees after, canopy raised clear of the driveway

Canopy hanging low over the driveway before the crown lift. The same trees after, canopy raised clear of the driveway

Tree Lopping

Tree lopping is the removal or shortening of larger sections of canopy to reduce the overall size of a tree or meet a specific clearance or safety requirement. It reduces excessive growth, creates clearance from buildings and structures, and takes out large or problematic limbs.

Climber roped into the top of a tall tree

Deadwooding

Deadwooding is the selective removal of dead, dying or unsafe branches from within the canopy. It reduces the risk of falling limbs over buildings, pathways, outdoor areas and neighbouring properties, and improves the appearance of the tree without changing its shape.

Roof Clearance

Roof clearance is the selective pruning and removal of branches growing over, against or too close to a roof. It keeps branches from rubbing against roofing materials, cuts the leaves and twigs collecting in gutters, reduces access points for pests and clears chimneys and gutters, while keeping the natural shape of the tree.

Limbs reaching out over the tiled roof before the clearance. The same roof after, the branches taken back off the tiles

Limbs reaching out over the tiled roof before the clearance. The same roof after, the branches taken back off the tiles

Cleanup and Green Waste

Branches and timber are chipped and taken away and the ground is raked off before the crew leaves. Larger trunk sections are cut into rounds and carted out.