Do you need a tree surgeon in Chelmsford, Essex?
Tree pruning in Chelmsford
Reducing the look and size of a tree requires some form of pruning. Selecting certain parts of a tree, such as tree limbs, branches, buds and roots is part of the tree pruning process. Cutting back your tree can help improve both the health and appearance of your trees. Tree removal in Chelmsford Is it time to remove a tree or trees on you property? Maybe your tree blocking a view. Whatever your reason, we have the skill and expertise to undertake all types of tree removal. Crown lifting in Chelmsford Crown lifting is the technique used to clear branches underneath a tree. It is a process commonly undertaken to remove hanging branches of trees along a pathway, so that the tree doesn’t cause an obstruction to pedestrians. Crown thinning in Chelmsford Another technique used by our tree cutters is crown thinning. This is done to allow more light through to the crown of a tree without altering the overall shape and size of the tree. Crossing or rubbing branches are removed as well as diseased wood and this allows for crown density of the tree to be removed whilst retaining a natural shape. Hedge Trimming in Chelmsford From spring through to late summer hedges grow quite quickly. Hedge trimming involves cutting back your hedges, shrubs or trees after a period of growth. This is a skilled job if you want it done neatly. So give us a call and let us do your hedge trimming for you. We also undertake: Emergency Tree Services, Tree Stump Removal, Pollarding and more. If you would like to send us photos and a description of the work you would like to get done - email us today! Or call today for our Chelmsford Tree Surgeon! |
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Expert tree care for Chelmsford and surrounding areasWe have an environmentally friendly approach to each job and always aim to preserve surrounding vegetation.
We undertake work for a variety of clients that includes:
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When is the best time of year to have work done to my trees and hedges?
It is recommended that trees are worked on after leaf fall and before bud burst. This however is not true for all species so we would prefer to look at each tree individually. Most common species of hedges can be cut any time of the year but again we would confirm this after inspection.
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