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In Emergency Tree Surgery

Emergency Tree Removal and When Do I Need It?

Emergency Tree Removal

Do you have a damaged tree that is becoming a danger? Then get Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd on the job pronto!

Sadly, trees can fall victim to all kinds of diseases and in no time at all you could have a dangerous tree on your hands. If your tree is damaged by bad weather, taken hold of by a deadly disease or just growing poorly, you may need to get emergency tree removal services from our team here in Manchester and surrounding areas.

Top Tree Diseases

The most common tree diseases in the UK range from Oak Decline to Dutch Elm disease and so many more. With a daily struggle of protecting trees from the frontline of bugs and pests, there are a wide range of diseases you need to be aware of before they take hold of your growths.

The top diseases include:

  • Chalara Dieback Ash
  • Sweet Chestnut Blight
  • Horse Chestnut Bleeding Canker
  • Phytophthora Lateralis and Other Phytophthora diseases
  • Sirococcus Blight

If you are unaware as to whether your tree has a disease or could be close to contracting one, get in touch with the professionals here in our team for urgent advice and guidance.

Top Tree Pests

There are also common tree pests to be aware of that can have a severe effect on the health of your trees and can sometimes kill them. These include the common Asian Longhorn Beetle, the Oak Pinhole Borer and the Oriental Chestnut Gall Wasp.

The other top pests include:

  • Great Spruce Bark Beetle
  • Oak Processionary Moth
  • Horse Chestnut Leaf Miner
  • Pine Tree Lappet Moth

Take great care when identifying tree pests and get in touch for more professional advice by calling us on 0161 456 0989.

Tree Removal Services and Dismantling

It is highly important that you carry out regular health checks on all of your trees, especially those that are in line to contract common diseases. By carrying out health checks or getting professional tree surgeons to maintain your tree’s health you can assure that your tree will live a long life and a healthy life in your garden area.

We always aim to keep trees in the ground where they belong for as long as possible but in some cases where diseases or bad weather has taken hold of a tree, the only option can be to safely remove the tree for the sake of everyone in the area and other growth. Removing a dangerous tree can save you from further damage and also further tree deaths from disease spreading.

Treat all trees with the respect they deserve and get them the health checks they need.

Get in Touch

In the event of a fallen tree, simply give us a call on 0161 456 0989 and never try to secure it or solve the problem yourself. As professional tree surgeons with years of experience, you can count on our team to solve your tree problems as quickly as possible with emergency tree services only a call away.

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In Tree Surgery

How Can Tree Surgeons Help You Sell Your Property?

How Can Tree Surgeons Help You Sell Your Property?

You may be asking; how can a tree surgeon help sell your property? Well, Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd are here to give you the answer!

When moving houses or selling a property it is as important to focus on the exterior of the building as it is the interior. Potential buyers will be getting their first impression from outside and if your property has poorly maintained landscapes, this could be enough to put off a potential sale.

Make The Right First Impressions

It is so important that you make a great first impression both at domestic properties and commercial. If you were to arrive at a building and the external image was poor, you are instantly going to doubt the interior and feel let down by the overall presentation of the property that you could be buying.

Be careful not to go overboard though because “Just as fussy, overly patterned interiors are a turn-off for buyers, so, too, are chaotic gardens”, This is Money.

Trained Tree Surgeons

All of the tree surgeons here in our team have trained eyes to spot numerous problem trees at your property, no matter what time of year it is. They can clearly spot:

  • Dangerous trees
  • Diseased trees
  • Trees too close to other buildings
  • Dangerous tree roots
  • Neighbouring trees that can cause issues
  • Blank spaces where trees could be planted safely

Maintenance Services

Our tree surgeons also offer regular maintenance contracts at your property, to ensure that once you have hold of your growth, that it never grows out of hand again.

With regular hedge maintenance, tree planting, growth control and pruning services, you never have to worry about diseased trees, dangerous growth or neighbouring trees being an issue.

Professional Advice

As well as offering our services at your new property or the property you are selling, we can provide you with the professional advice you may need when it comes to making landscaping decisions. Woodland management is one of our most popular services and includes options that are suitable for your land and soil integrity that are also affordable for your budget range.

With woodland design covered, tree planting, improvement techniques and advice on how to keep your growth healthy all year round, you would never need to go elsewhere to care of your greenery.

Get in Touch

To find out more about tree surgery, maintenance care and more from Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd, simply call us on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850 320.

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In Tree Planting

A Guide to Professional Tree Planting

Tree Branches with light shining through

Spring is getting closer every month which means that planting season is right around the corner.

Here at Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd in Manchester and Stockport, we have put together a simple guide to tree planting so that you can be prepared, with our help, when Spring finally arrives.

Replacement and New Trees

Every year we are asked to replace old and damaged trees with new ones for our clients and we are also asked regularly to plant new trees in gardens and large commercial areas. As experts when it comes to tree planting, we understand the imperative needs certain trees have and when you should plant them throughout the year.

As trees can often outlive humans on earth and also become homes for other species, it is important that you give your trees the best start in life possible.

First Steps to Consider

You first need to choose the tree that works in your space naturally and not pick a tree that wouldn’t be healthy or able to grow. It is so vital that you choose the right tree for the right space you are working with to avoid possible future issues like the tree becoming unhealthy, cramped and with poor nutritional levels.

Then comes the planting part which also plays a huge importance in the healthy life cycle of the tree in your garden.

Planting Your Trees

Once you have chosen the tree and where you would like to plant your tree, the next steps are how to carefully plant your tree to make sure it grows healthily from the start. Following the next steps will make sure that your tree experiences reduced stress as it settles in at its new home.

  1. Find where the roots flare

When you find where the roots flare from the trunk, you will be able to know how deep you have to dig in order to make sure that this area of the tree is at ground level and visible above the soil. If this area of the tree is buried, you can actually be suffocating the tree so make sure you follow this step carefully.

  1. Make sure the hole is the right size

The size of the root ball and the trunk will determine the size of the hole you need to dig before planting your tree. Like in step one, you need to make sure it isn’t too deep or too shallow and try to also loosen surrounding soils for a natural flow of nutrients and water to the roots once buried.

  1. Straighten your tree

Planting a tree that isn’t straight at first will lead to potentially hazardous problems in the future. A wonky tree is more likely to fall over and damage its surrounding as well as grow unhealthily and damaged. Once your tree is planted it will be hard to alter the straightness so make sure it is straight before you fill in the hole.

  1. Use stakes when necessary

The tree can sometimes need supporting with stakes in its early life as it will be weak and narrow. Most larger trees don’t need stakes to stand and the tightly packed soil can often be enough but in the circumstances where you need to use stakes, you need to use robust and durable materials that are weatherproof also.

  1. Keep the moisture in

It is important that your tree has access to moisture at all times and this can be achieved by carefully digging the hole and avoiding damaging the surrounding soils. The soil on top around the tree roots and trunk will need to be professionally mulched leaving around three inches of thickness and a small gap between the trunk and soil to allow moisture in and out and avoid moulding.

Get in Touch

To arrange professional tree planting at your property in Manchester, Stockport and surrounding areas, call us today on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850 320. If you are looking to improve the overall look and feel of your woodland area and need some professional advice, just give us a call and we are more than happy to advise you on the next steps to take.

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In Tree Shapes

Learn About the Shape of Your Trees

About Weeping Trees

Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd would like to let all of our clients know more about their trees and learn about their shapes, habits and what to do with them.

As a qualified team or arborists and tree surgeons, we work with a wide variety of tree species every day in our roles. Operating through Manchester, Stockport and the surrounding areas, we often trim, cut, remove and plant a whole manner of species of trees and hedges in small domestic gardens and larger estates.

Identify Your Trees

Some of the trees we come across have a distinctive set of characteristics and markings to look out for. Whether you are looking from a distance or up close, the shape of the tree has a clear resemblance to its species and how you should care for it.

Tip – a silver birch can be identified by its tall, narrow shape with an airy crown as well.

Trees can also grow out of their normal shape and structure if they are not maintained well or cared for. When identifying trees, you really need to look out for signs of coppicing and management as this can significantly alter the shape of the tree over time.

Check Out the Bark

The bark on a tree is the corky outside layer that protects the inner structure of any tree. The living tissue within a tree trunk is protected from external diseases and attacks and the bark acts as somewhat shield against pests also.

Although many trees have a similar brown bark texture, all you need to do is look closer for ridges, impressions, flakes and patterns. The bark can also often change pattern from the base of the tree right up to the top so be sure to check the whole tree and not just the section in front of you.

Tip – a wild cherry tree will have a red or grey bark where a birch tree will have a whiter bark.

Analyse the Leaves

  • A simple leaf is common on most trees, where the leaf is whole in shape with one central vein. These appear on birch and apple trees most common and can often be mistaken for being heart shaped.
  • A compound leaf follows one central vein but are divided into few smaller leaves. These are often feather-shaped and are found on ash, sycamore and maple trees all over Manchester.
  • Other leaf shapes include round, triangular, long and thin and even egg-shaped.

You can also use the leaf margins, base and texture to identify which tree you may have in your back garden. It is known that elm trees have an asymmetrical base and that holly trees have prickly edges.

The Forestry Commission of England has pointed out in this article how to exactly decipher different trees and their leaves. Use the interaction options to click through and find what species your tree is.

The Common Conifer

Conifers are found in various domestic back gardens and is commonly known for its pine needles rather than flat leaves. Being part of the pine, fir, cypress and spruce family, most conifers hold their needles all year round.

Whether your conifer has needle like foliage or scale-like leaves, you can work with our team to get your tree properly maintained all year round so that your garden area can be enjoyable to look at rather than an eye sore.

Get in Touch

To find out more about the tree species in your garden, call Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd on 0161 456 0989.

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In Flood and Storm Hit Trees

Floods and Storms Effect On Trees in Real Life

Fallen Tree

We all know the effect that floods and storms cause on our homes and belongings but have you ever thought about what they are doing to your trees?

In the movies it can often be portrayed as much more extreme then real life but in the case of trees effected by floods and storms, what you see can often be more real than you think. When your roof starts leaking and your porch is flooded it is clear to see the damage a flood or storm can do to your property. However, when the cold winds blow and you’re tucked up in side, do you ever stop to think the damage it could be doing to your trees outside.

The Wind is the Worst

In most cases it is the wind that is the biggest problem when it comes to storm and flood damage. Combined with rain intensity, wind speed, direction and duration being other massive factors in the damage, it can often be the wind that really damages the tree and its structure.

Although trees can adapt to their surroundings and conditions, the changing of habits to meet these conditions can take years and storms don’t wait around.

Check out this news story from way back in 2013, where storms ripped through an area of Wales and destroyed numerous trees in its path. The BBC reported that it was “unbelievable nobody was injured” and that although it was a quick storm, the damage it caused was catastrophic.

How Do Floods Damage Trees?

In some places all over the world, floods can occur naturally and are a normal habit of the climate. The trees and shrubs in this area are used to the change in temperature, moisture and the surroundings and have learned to cope with their roots being submerged for a period of time.

The problem that happens with trees and floods is that they are either not grown in that climate and are moved there or they are being introduced into areas that are not prone to floods. In any circumstance where soil is waterlogged and overpowered by the sheer amount of water sitting on top and sinking down, the growth in that soil is bound to be effected.

When flood waters take over areas of soil, the soil itself is then waterlogged and compromised for any trees that could be also present there. Its ability to then sustain life in that growth is poor and can also lead to:

  • A lack of air in the soil that trees need to grow and live
  • Fine root hairs will die and almost drown in the water
  • Harmful gases are created leading to the death of main roots and also affect structural stability
  • The soil itself deteriorates and it can no longer hold the weight of the tree
  • The soil loses key nutrients and minerals leading to a lack of what the tree and growth needs and therefore the death of the tree

Floods have serious long term effects on trees no matter how long the tree is submerged in water for as it can take as little as three hours to starve the growth from oxygen.

How to Care for A Flooded Tree

If your tree is currently flooded or you are concerned about future floods in your area, then Treework Arboricultural Services have put together a list on how you can care for your flooded trees.

When caring for a damaged tree, it is always best to consult with the professionals to make sure you are giving your tree the right care. To get in touch just give us a call on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850320.

  • Caring for your tree is highly important to give it any chance of future life and growth
  • Start by removing any deposits in the surrounding area such as sand or silt from the floods
  • Cover all exposed roots if the flood removed soil from the surface
  • Improve the drainage in the area so that it won’t occur again in the future
  • Add some more vegetation and organic materials to the base of the tree so that it can recoup lost minerals and nutrients
  • Make sure that no roots are damaged because in some cases, the tree might be best being removed and replanted

Get in Touch

To make sure your trees are cared for should a flood arise, get in touch with our team and call us today on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850320. Our team work all over Manchester and Stockport to ensure that when the storms come and we experience flooding on a whole manner of scales, you are prepared for what is to come.

Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd sends our thoughts to those affected by the recent floods, hurricanes and storms known as Irma, Jose, Maria and all other freak weather occurrences.

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In Trees Pruning

The Importance of Pruning Your Trees

The Importance of Pruning Your Trees

When was the last time your tree was pruned professionally? Are you actually aware of the importance of pruning your trees?

Well, Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd are here to tell you just why you need your trees pruning today! Working in the industry for many years, our team are specialists when it comes to carefully pruning a whole range of trees, including yours in Manchester and Stockport.

The Purpose of Trees

Before we look at how to properly prune your trees, it will make sense to look at how a tree actually works. By appreciating the sheer growth of a tree and understanding how it works from inside out, it will make the pruning process much easier and also give you a better understanding as to how important pruning is.

Your trees are living organisms with a dynamic self-supporting body or stem. Following the photosynthesis process, all trees and living plants convert the carbon into sugars and then use this sugar to build cellulose and lignin to contain within its support. If the sugars created are not used immediately, they are then stored in the roots and branches for later use so nothing goes to waste – quite clever actually!

So, Why Prune?

There are so many reasons why you should prune your trees and it isn’t just to make it look better. The top reasons we encourage tree pruning professionally is to contain the structure of the tree, to remove diseased branches, to reduce shading below and to also remove branches that could be touching surrounding structures like your home or business premises.

When it comes to pruning though, it pays to remember that you can’t just take off branches all over the tree without leaving behind some kind of damage or destroying the integrity of the tree. The team here in Manchester take great care in removing branches and twigs specifically to avoid disease entering the tree via an open wound and to avoid reducing the life of the tree by taking away too much foliage.

Careful Planning Before Pruning

Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd in Manchester and Stockport take great care in planning all tree pruning procedures and only ever remove branches for the health and benefit of the tree. We always ask ourselves three vital questions before removing any part of a tree which includes:

  1. Why are we removing this branch?
  2. What are the results of removing this branch?
  3. Will the tree be at high risk of catching a disease?

In most cases, the branches cannot be removed from ground level and it takes specialist equipment like we have here to safely remove each branch individually. We carry out full health and safety inspections before all services and remove any access near and around the tree from our clients and the general public.

We also take into account how well certain tree species react to pruning. In the case of a Walnut tree, they can sometimes take to pruning poorly so careful planning needs to go into the pruning process to avoid further damage.

The Pruning Process

No matter what size the tree is whether we are looking at a small garden shrub or a large oak, the process is the same from start to finish. Starting by protecting the stem, trunk and roots of the tree, we make sure that all cuts are taken from the stem at the base of the branch to avoid damage and unsightly finishes.

The best time to prune your trees, in our opinion and others, is at the start of Autumn and Winter. We follow this schedule of pruning because it will minimise sap loss from the trees and the winter time is also better for avoiding diseases. Being part of the environment we also like to wait until all the living organisms in the tree are well in hibernation before disrupting their homes for pruning. Some of the trees that need pruning in Winter include Apple trees, Mulberry trees, Poplar, Walnut, Holly and Spruce to name a few.

All dead branches can be removed throughout the whole year. We also wait until the leaves are hardened in the late Spring to avoid premature pruning.

When removing branches, our team will make various cuts in the branch in order to remove it safely. Starting with a shallow cut under the branch, then on the outside, on the top and so forth to avoid the branch tearing or splitting down the centre. By always taking the cut as close to the bark and trunk as possible without damaging the tree further, we take pruning very seriously for our clients.

Trees that need pruning in the summer and spring include Beech, Cherry, Magnolia, Sycamore, Oaks and Willows.

Get in Touch

To find out about tree pruning in your area, just give us a call on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850 320. Please take into account the Tree Preservation Orders that could be protecting your trees before enquiring about tree pruning in your area.

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In Summer Tree Surgery

Don’t Let Your Trees Block the British Sun This Summer

Seedling in soil

Are you trying to sunbathe and the trees are blocking the sun? Don’t sit in the shade any longer and call Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd for tree surgery you can trust.

With years of expertise and the chance to either trim, cut or completely remove trees in your garden, you no longer have to sit in the shade and you can enjoy the British sun if we ever get any that is!

Tree Care That Counts

If your trees are struggling to co-exist amongst other in your garden or they are blocking the light from your greenery below, you may need some tree care services from our professional team. Using the latest equipment and highly skilled tree surgeons on every service, there is nothing that our team can’t do to make sure that when you roll out the sun bed, you can bask in the summer heat with ease.

Get your trees looking the way you want them with quick and simple tree surgery skills from Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd in Manchester and Stockport.

Complete Tree Removal

As well as tree care, we can completely remove trees that are in the way of the light and those that are dangerously growing. In a matter of time a tree that was one a tiny inconvenience can completely take over your garden area and be harder to deal with, so act quickly and remove those trees that are no longer part of your landscape.

Tree felling with our team is often carried out when trees are diseased, overgrown and no longer wanted in the location. Throughout the whole of Manchester and Stockport, we are asked to remove trees from the root upwards and take the stump with us and it is something our team are highly skilled in doing.

We can also carry out sectional dismantling services that can remove certain sections of your tree, particularly the ones blocking the sunrise and sunset. With The Guardian recently reporting on ‘How private is your back garden?’, it is clear that privacy is such a massive topic with the British and sometimes needing more trees is the answer.

Do You Need More Privacy to Sunbathe?

As well as those homeowners with unruly trees, we are regularly asked to plant new trees to give people more privacy while they sunbathe at home too. With a little TLC and attention to specific species, we can plant the best trees for your location and give you the extra privacy you need without letting them overgrow.

Tree maintenance and hedge maintenance is our speciality and we can return as many times a year you would want to keep on top of their growth, especially in the summer. With most trees growing their most throughout the warmer months, it is so important to keep on top of coppicing and trimming to keep your tree healthy and suitable within their allocated space.

UK Holidays Vs. Abroad Holidays

It is common knowledge that with the rising price of abroad holidays and lowered wages, more and more people are staying at home in the UK and are enjoying the summer holidays here rather than in hotter countries. With that, comes an increased need for privacy in our own back gardens with Blackpool, Brighton and Bournemouth being at the top of the list for UK summer hot spots.

Get in Touch

To find out more about how you can arrange your garden perfect for the looming summer months, give us a call on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850 320. We have your best interests at heart and will carry out whatever service you need, as long as your trees aren’t covered by TPO’s!

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In Site Clearance

What Actually Goes into A Site Clearance Service?

Hedge Trimming

Are you wondering what you get from Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd and a site clearance?

Well, we’re here to tell you! As a fully insured and experienced team of tree surgeons and site clearance experts, our team have got you covered. Starting with planning applications and approved landscaping designs, Treework Arboricultural Services with all local councils to ensure that the work we carry out is suitable.

Tree and Vegetation Clearances

Working throughout the Manchester and Stockport areas, we are able to provide a complete site vegetation service for both commercial and domestic customers. No matter how large or small your site is, you can rely on our team to remove all vegetation, trees and green waste within an instant and never leave your site a mess.

We take away all waste and unwanted substance from your property but if you want to keep anything, just let us know!

Going from length to length to ensure that you are never left with a site you can’t work with, we take your requirements into account at all times. Removing all timber, branches, hedges, wood chip and large trees, we leave nothing behind.

All site clearance services include:

Tree Surgery

If you have any trees that are unruly, overgrown or just in the way of new developments, our team are able to remove them effectively. We prune, trim and completely remove trees which often is the first step in our site clearance services to make way for large machinery and to focus on the ground area removals.

As a garden or commercial site can quickly harbour waste and overgrown greenery, we need to act quickly with our expertise and equipment.

We always work towards Tree Preservation Orders set out by the Government, to ensure that all protected trees are not damaged, removed or coppiced. As a Tree Preservation Order stops tree surgeons or anyone cutting down, topping, damaging, uprooting or lopping, we work around TPO trees and advise on the best methods to take.

Stump Removal

As well as removing the trees, we totally remove all evidence of the stump. As stumps that are left can be dangerous and a nuisance, we remove everything right down to the deep roots to ensure no re-growth and a completely flat surface.

By removing the stump completely, you can get on with site development and with a clean canvas so that you no longer have to work around the eyesore.

Re-Planting Trees

Site clearance also makes room for new growth which our team can take care of. Being able to plant new trees, new hedges and provide the necessary maintenance you need to keep them healthy, Treework Arboricultural Services are your point of call.

Our team can advise on the most suitable trees for your landscape, whether that be softwood, hardwood, bare root, root balled or container growth trees so that you can re-grow your landscape the exact way you want it to be.

Take Control of Your Landscape Once More

Our main aim is to make sure you can claim back your landscape once more to do with it whatever you wish. Working with trees and greenery all day every day, we are well aware of how unruly, difficult and costly it can be to keep them healthy at all times so we take care of them for you.

With complete care and upkeep of your plot of land, you can choose from various services to get the site clearance you desire so that you never have to worry about getting out your rusty clippers ever again.

Get in Touch

To arrange site clearance at your property in the Manchester and Stockport area, give us a call on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850 320.

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In Hedge Maintenance

Hair Cuts for Hedges with The Experts

Hedge Cutting

Whether you need complete hedge removal or you are just looking for some quick tips on trimming your hedges, Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd are on hand for assistance.

Being trained experts in the field of trimming hedges and tree maintenance, our team are more than capable of providing your hedges with the regular ‘haircuts’ they need. Just like we regularly maintain our own growth, your hedges are no exception to the rule and need the care and attention they deserve in order to grow healthily and strong.

Has Your Hedge Outgrown It’s Space?

Although we can all take a hedge trimmer to our hedges and give them a trim every now and again, it only takes one long summer to give your hedge the chance to grow out of its allocated space. Some slow-growing hedges will never need to be lopped, trimmed or coppiced but there are others who thrive off sunlight and need our team to take action before it’s too late.

If your hedge is too tall to reach or too wide to tackle, call the professionals today!

Cutting Hedges into Shapes

Every driven down a private driveway and seen the hedges shaped into animals? This art is called topiary and is a really good method of gardening that often goes un-noticed. As well as being a great addition to your property to look at, it’s fun to take part in, fun to design and really beneficial to the hedge itself.

Cutting back dead branches, removing diseased leaves and by keeping on top of your hedge growth only ever works for your benefit, so what are you waiting for?

Find out here how you can cut your hedges into fun shapes with Do It Yourself, or just call us to sit back, relax and look forward to the finished product!

Mark Your Boundary Safely

A hedge is a great way of marking the boundary around your property without erecting fences, walls or any other form of boundary. However, with hedges comes a great responsibility to make sure they are maintained and safe to be on the perimeter of public land and in close contact with members of the public.

Arboricultural Services Treework Ltd take great pride in providing tree and hedge maintenance services that are a step above the rest and that will take care of your boundary hedges. Whether its just a regular trimming service or a whole hedge removal and re-planting, our team are on hand to apply the necessary tree treatments to keep your hedges safe and aesthetically pleasing.

Natural England also recently published the answers to 18 common questions about cutting hedges. Making note of the great times to cut, how to cut and how to give your hedges the longest life possible, we agree with a lot of the points they make in basic hedge care.

Get in Touch

To find out more information about hedge trimming, tree maintenance and getting haircuts for your greenery, give us a call on 0161 456 0989 or 01625 850 320. Avoid hedge diseases and remove overcrowded areas with confidence by calling the professionals today.

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