leylandii hedge reduce by 3m cherry reduce by 1-2m client would like to maintain the tree and hedge to allow more light from the hedge and good tree management for the cherry

Maintenance tree works to Beech Tree in Front Garden. Seeking to carry out a 2m reduction of the canopy all round, pruned to viable growth points to leave a more natural shape and profile, improve light levels to properties and maintain tree to acceptable size to its location and adjacent street Elm tree.

T1 Purple leaved plum - this tree has a failed limb that has broken from the main crown line, but is still attached, and fallen onto a neighbouring bin store. Other limbs are decayed and there is decay within the stem. The owner wishes to retain the tree in some form. Remove fallen limb. Crown reduce remainder of tree by 2m-2.5m in some places to form a more compact crown This will leave a tree 5m in height and 5m in width.

Rear Garden T1 - Willow Remove the 3 stems over the garden. T2 - Sycamore Reduce and reshape the crown by 2 to 2.5 metres. The works are to maintain the tree at a suitable height for its location. This will improve the sunlight to the rear garden which is currently being blocked and affecting reasonable enjoyment and use of the garden area during the summer months. The works will not be detrimental, nor will it affect the trees amenity value.

sycamore reduce by 1-2m small sycamore reduce by 1-2m client is keen to manage size of tree and neighbors have give concern so ver shading to back yards

T1- Cherry tree- reduce crown by 30% removing 1meter of top height and reshape. T2- Eucalyptus- re reduce to previous cut points 1.5 meters off top

Ornamental Cherry tree North West corner Removal as too close to wall replace. With one Ornamental Cherry 2 m away of required

The client would like to reduce the Walnut tree in her garden as it is very close to the building and causing excessive shade and litter 3m height reduction, reduce laterals to keep crown balance, 30% thin

My client is looking to fell T1 -Eacalyptus due to its heavy lean towards neighbouring property's, Root plate lift on the opposite side and root plate causing heave to retaining wall.

Yew (T1) - fell because of obstruction of access to first floor flat, excessive shading and low amenity value.