T1 (Silver Birch) Crown lift to 3m. Remove low limb over roof back to stem. Reduce in height by 4m, back to suitable growing points. Remove deadwood. Canopy in early stages of decline. T2 (Silver Birch) Crown lift to 3m. Reduce in height by 2m, back to suitable growing points. Remove deadwood. Canopy in early stages of decline. T3 (Silver Birch) Crown lift to 3m. Reduce in height by 2m, back to suitable growing points. Remove deadwood. Clear building by 2m. Canopy in early stages of decline. T4 (Silver Birch) Crown lift to 3m. Reduce in height by 2m, back to suitable growing points. Remove deadwood. Clear building by 2m. Canopy in early stages of decline.

Tillia Cordata. Removal of epicormic growth at basel stem. Crown lift and crown shape to 4 metres and away from thatched roof.

Application to lift the crown of the horse chestnut as circled in yellow on the attached screen shot, located on the triangular patch of land outside 2 Church Farm Yard on Harrowden Road. The crown is touching the roof of the car as you drive under it and requires lifting.

Yew tree - Prune and re-shape to enable essential replacement of roof to adjoining house

T1 - Crimson maple - cut back the lower lateral branches to create approximately 1.5 - 2m clearance between the roof and the tree. T2 - Ash - remove the 3 lowest lateral branches (about 14-16cm diameter) and lift over trampoline to around 2m above top of trampoline. T3 - Birch - remove the lowest 8 branches. T4 - Birch - lift to 3.5m and reduce height and spread of tree by 2-3m. T5 - Yew - reduce back the lower two thirds of the tree where it overhangs garden by 1-2m in a way that matches in with the top of the tree.