Beech tree - crown lift to approx. 8m, crown thinning the entire tree by approx. 25% and cutting back from the house by approx. 4m.

2no Cedar trees (Front of the house) - removing 6 metres from the height of the trees

3x Sycamore (T1, T4 and T5), Horse Chestnut (T2) - Pruning low hanging branches by upto a 1 metre to give a 2 metre clearance from the house; Oak (T6) - Pruning to a maximum of 1.5 metre to give a 2 metre clearance from the house.

Beech tree (T9)- crown lift to 6m, reduce to provide 3m clearance from the house and clear around the cables.

Cedar tree (T1) - 4m reduction above the house, crown lift to a maximum of 7m from ground level away from building; reduce crown laterals to keep crown balanced. Finished reduction height above 15m

Copper Beech (T1) - reduce lateral branches towards the house by approximately 2-2.5m; Horse Chestnut (T3) - reduce lowest limb on the house side by approximately 2-3m; Horse Chestnut (T4) - reduce lateral branches towards the house by approximately 1-2m to reduce encroachment onto the house.

Sycamore (T1) - Remove x1 entire limb overhanging house, reduce remaining crown that overhangs house giving 3 metre clearance from client's house; Sycamore (T2)- Remove all branches overhanging client's roof.

T3 Oak tree - crown lift to 4m, crown reduction by approx. 1m (on the side of the house) leaving a 5m crown spread and crown thinning by approx. 20%.