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

Ash (T1) - Lateral reduction over car park and house by 2m; Ash (T2) - cut back to give 2m clearance from roofs and buildings; Horse Chestnut (T3) - cut back to give 2m clearance from roofs and buildings; Ash (T4) - cut back over roof and building to give 2m clearance; Ash (T5) - cut back over roof and building to give 2m clearance.

Lime (T1) to be laterally reduced back over the house by 2.5m and lift over house to give 3m clearance.

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%.