T1. Cherry tree to reduce to suitable growth points, around 1.5 metres to be removed. Tree is touching the house and outgrowing it's allotted space. T2 Beech tree to remove large limb pushing against wall and Reduce remaining 2 stems by around 3 metres. T3 Apple tree to prune to previous cuts - by 2 metres - tree is overdue pruning. T4 Cypress tree to remove as it's declining and nearly dead.

T1 - Holm Oak - Crown reduce by 2 metres in height and 2 metres in spread, leaving a finished height of 12 metres and spread of 3 metres on all aspects, due to close proximity to neighbouring property. Crown is encroaching on neighbouring building and care home front grounds. T2 - Lime - Repollard back to previous pruning points at 9 metres in height, due to lapsed pollard cycle. Crown is encroaching on neighbouring property and care home front grounds.

(1) Reduce a row of Conifers by 30% on the left of the property . Reduce by 3 - 4 metres. (2) Reduce two Conifers at rear right by 35% (reduce one nearest the house by 4.5 metres and one beyond by 6 metres) (3) Reduce one Sycamore tree by 30% overall. Reduce by 3 - 4 metres.

(T1 - T2) 2 x Cypress (Cupressus) - dead - section fell to ground level (T3) Centre grass area on mound - Large Cypress(Cupressus) - in low shrub form - fell to ground level (T4 - T5) Beside pond near house 2 x Italian Cypress (Cupressus sempirvirens 'Italica') - section fell both trees to ground level (T6) Central LHS area Blue Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica 'glauca') - leaning heavily into and resting on neighbouring Cherry Plum tree - section fell to ground level (T7) Central LHS area - Cherry Plum (Prunus cerasifera) - section fell to ground level (T8) Along pond bank - Large Cypress (Cupressus) - in low shrub form - fell to ground level (T9) Large Monterey Cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) - nearest house - lift crown by removing ALL lowest branches back to main trunk up to 5m above ground level

Remove large Silver Birch tree in the front garden. Very tall and close to the house. Advised by tree surgeon tree is unsafe/rotten due to poor maintenance over the years.

X1 Rowan on left side of rear garden Option 1: Remove and replace with a better suited small garden tree eg Japenese Maple/Acer Option 2: Crown thin 25% & Tip reduction approx 1m No chainsaws to be used, only pruners To allow more light into back of house as it is causing lots of shadow and damp

Request to fell Pine in rear garden. Large branches are falling off and could cause damage to my property and my neighbour's house.

Four Lleylandi trees bunched together with an approximate height of 35 metres. We would like to have permission to have these trees removed. The lleylandi trees are approximately 100ft high the centre of one is dead and branches from the trees have started to fall. As this is over a public footpath this could result in a nasty injury. They also cut out a lot of light to our home and are far too imposing.

T1 Douglas fir and T2 Norway spruce to fell both trees to ground level. Both trees are too big and within striking distance to the house if they fell over. A few large limbs were lost in the storm and left them looking unsightly. The client will plant another 3 or 4 semi mature trees around the garden going forward

Dismantle with rigging techniques the declining T02 Norway Maple located at the left front of house. L