Crown Reduction
May retain the tree where size is the main issue.
Safe removal of dead, dangerous, unsuitable and unwanted trees using straight felling, sectional dismantling, climbing, rigging or machinery depending on the site.
Tree felling is straightforward only when there is enough clear space to fell the tree in one piece. In Preston gardens and commercial sites, trees are often close to houses, sheds, greenhouses, roads, fences, phone lines or neighbouring property. In those cases, sectional dismantling is usually safer.
Sectional removal breaks the tree down in controlled pieces. Branches and timber can be lowered by rope, cut into manageable sections or lifted by machinery where appropriate. The goal is to protect the surrounding property and keep the work area controlled from start to finish.
If a tree is protected, permission is usually needed before felling unless a specific exemption applies. Dangerous tree exemptions should be handled carefully and evidenced with photos, written notes and prompt council notification where required.
May retain the tree where size is the main issue.
Useful for large trees in difficult or high-risk positions.
Finish a removal by grinding the stump below ground level.