Droitwich Tree Surgeons

Crown raising involves removing the lower branches of a tree for access purposes where you need space to pass under or park. It also allows more light to pass through.

Crown reduction involves reducing the shape, size & therefore weight of the tree, to prevent dangerous snapping in poor and windy weather conditions.

Crown thinning involves removing branches from within the crown of the tree to make it appear less dense.

Dead wooding involves the removal of dead limbs or branches to prevent a tree from becoming dangerous. Unattended dead wood can also attract pests which disease the healthy parts of the tree.

Tree removal involves felling the tree safely, either when the tree is diseased or damaged, other pruning techniques are not viable, or where a tree is causing damage to surrounding property.

Stump grinding involves the grinding down of the nuisance stumps of felled trees, so you are free to re-purpose the area, perhaps replanting another tree or putting a shed at the end of the garden.

Pollarding involves a method of pruning that keeps trees and shrubs smaller than they would naturally grow, to restrict the plant to that height year on year.

Hedge cutting involved the trimming of hedges to maintain their denseness and compactness, carried out to your exact specifications.

Fruit tree pruning involves the cutting and removing of parts of a fruit tree, to control growth, remove dead or diseased wood, and stimulate new flowers and fruit buds.