Crown lift to 5m, reduce in height by 4m and take 2m of the side, including complete removal of large branch hanging over the road. The tree has not been cut in over 13 years. Branches are dangerously close to the house resulting in loss of light and moss build up on the roof. The tree also overhangs the road could be dangerous to vehicles & pedestrians in high winds. I have taken photos that can be supplied upon request. TPO#: - 354W.

In rear garden, along boundary with 123 Bramhall lane south, T1 Oak, reduce all round by 1m, crown thin 15 %, and deadwood, raise crown to 5m, removing branches from above the garage roof, T2 conifer, reduce by one third. HAR/CA30, TPO#: - 162W.

T1 Beech Tree - Client would like to remove a limb and reduce lower canopy over hanging the tennis court to reduce leaf coverage due to making the court slippy and dangerous to play on. T2 Sycamore - Limb over hanging tennis court client would like to remove it to reduce leave coverage due to making the court slippy and dangerous to play on. T3 Ash tree - Over hanging to club house - the tree is declining and has been dropping branches onto the roof, we would like to reduce all over hanging branches to prevent the roof from being damaged. TPO#: G2 - 230E, TPO#: A1 - 82E

T1 Lime sectional dismantle. To create space between the Lime and Beech tree. T2 Lime crown lift epicormic growth to 5 m from ground level. To tidy stem and lift crown. T3 Oak low limb over the Laurel remove back to the trunk, limb off the rear stem extending over the garden reduce by 2.5 m, 2 limbs over the garden reduce by 2.5 - 3 m. Lift secondary limbs over the road to 6 m from ground level. Remove deadwood 5cm+ in diameter. To crown lift and reduce over garden. T4 Beech sectional dismantle. Poor specimen suppressed between other trees. T5 Walnut lower fork of the limb over the roof, reduce back to the fork. To minimise overhang. T6 Ptercarya cut the low limbs back to the fence, clip others back where they overhang if possible. To minimise overhang. T9 Lime remove the fork on secondary limb on the pondside of the tree. To minimise overhang over pond. T10 Lime remove the 20cm diameter limb on the pond side of the tree. To minimise overhang over pond. T13 Silver Birch reduce in height by approx 4 m pruning side limbs to balance. To control size due to lean towards building.

2 Oak trees and 1 Sycamore. Crown lift and trimming of branches, clearance from phone line and hanging over on to the roof and guttering. TPO#: G1 - 278E, TPO#: T3 - 193E, TPO#: T4 - 193E, TPO#: T2 - 278E.

Lyme Tree to the Rear of our property. Reduce by up to 30% because of shading to garden and roof precluding our ability to install Solar panels.. TPO#: - 176E, TPO#: - 193E

Conifers: T1, T2, T3 Fell, (grown since Area TPO designation), low amenity value, incursion of roots into nearby drain, interference with vehicle movement on driveway and excessive shading. No replanting due to confined space in this area of garden and proximity to drain; Sycamore: T4 Fell, dead tree. Not to be replaced due to confined space in this area of the garden and proximity to drain; Lime: T5 crown lift to 5m above ground level and remove ivy from trunk and branches to reduce shading and enhance visual appearance of tree; Corsican Pine: T6 Fell to ground level, evidence of risk to adjacent dwelling through excessive leaning, ground swell around root system and possible root decay (evidenced by thinning branch structure to one side of tree at high level); Fir Tree: T7 Fell, poor specimen, (likely to have grown since TPO Area designation), not to be replaced due to lack of space and poor location under existing adjacent tree canopies Unknown specimen: T8 fell dead tree, not to be replaced due to lack of space and proximity of existing, healthier tree specimens; Sycamore: T9 Fell, poor specimen, (likely to have grown since TPO Area designation), growth and health impacted by presence of adjacent large oak (T10). Not to be replaced due to its location under canopy of oak (T10); Oak: T10, crown lift to 5m above ground level to reduce excessive shading over garden and adjacent dwelling and to improve visual appearance of tree; Hawthorn: T11, Fell to ground level because of severe decay to trunk and evidence of root decay and poor visual appearance. Not to be replaced due to proximity of adjacent healthier trees and the need for greater light into rear of dwelling; Cherry: T12, Crown lift to 3m to remove lower level branches that currently overhang flat roof and reduce light into rear of dwelling;Silver Birch; T13, Crown lift to 3m above ground level. TPO#: - 137W.

Ash (T1) (16N-T250) : Remove low limb over road. Elm (T2) : Fell; dead tree. Holly (T3) : Fell; excessive shading, low amenity value; overcrowded position. Ash (T4) (16N-T248) : Remove limb going towards neighbour's property. Lime (T5) (16N-T246) : Reduce back overhanging branches encroaching on nighbour's roof to give approx. 2.5m clearance. HAR/CA15, TPO#: - 16N.

T1- poplar: crown raise over rd and neighbours drive 5m & cut back 1m from telephone wires. To gain clearance. T2- poplar: crown raise over driveway 5m gain clearance. T3- Sycamore:reduce back from number 20 by 3m to prevent damage to property roof. T4- Ash: reduce back from number 20 by 3m to prevent damage to property. T5- cherry: crown raise over number 20 drive 3m to gain clearance. - TPO#: A1 - 13N

Beech tree needs crown reducing by 25%. it is touching roof tiles of our house and will eventually cause their dislodgement. HAR/CA29