Stump grinding is a method to remove tree stumps using a machine with a rotating cutting wheel. It turns the stump into wood chips, clearing the area and preventing regrowth. It's great for landscaping and construction preparation.

Crown reduction is a tree pruning technique that involves selectively reducing the size and density of a tree's canopy. This process is done to manage the tree's size, improve its shape, and maintain its health. By carefully trimming and shaping the upper branches, crown reduction helps alleviate stress on the tree, promotes healthier growth, and can reduce the risk of branches breaking or causing damage. This method is commonly used in urban and suburban settings to maintain tree health while managing its size and shape.

Crown thinning involves the selective removal of inner branches evenly throughout a tree’s crown. This is an effective method of allowing light to travel through the crown and allows air to circulate more effectively throughout the canopy without altering the tree’s natural shape. As with crown reduction, all dangerous deadwood is removed during this operation.

As the name suggests, crown lifting is the removal of selected branches and limbs from the lower part of a tree’s crown, thus lifting the crown’s overall height. Depending on the location of the tree, this process is generally performed to ensure vehicles and people can pass safely to avoid the risk of accidents or injury. This process also assists in allowing more light to penetrate through the lower crown.

We use a variety of equipment, including ladders, cherry pickers, and climbing gear, to safely and professionally manage hedges of all sizes, even those that may be too large for homeowners to handle themselves.

We provide an emergency call-out service for immediate response to trees that pose an imminent threat to property or people due to storm or other damage. Your safety is our priority, and we're here to address urgent tree-related issues swiftly and efficiently.