Tree Top & Tree Crown Shaping

Ensure that your tree’s crown shape is up to standard with a tree crown reduction. Tree crown reductions ensure branches are cut back to a suitable length and to a suitable growth point. This means that the tree crown is reduced in size and mass but maintains a pleasing shape in line with its natural profile. 

Reducing the trees height and

Ensure that your tree’s crown shape is up to standard with a tree crown reduction. Tree crown reductions ensure branches are cut back to a suitable length and to a suitable growth point. This means that the tree crown is reduced in size and mass but maintains a pleasing shape in line with its natural profile. 

Reducing the trees height and spread whilst maintaining its natural tree shape. This is done to reduce the length of the extremities of a tree, therefore reducing its overall height.  This can also be carried out to limit the likelihood of a structurally unsound branch falling. 

Tree crown reductions contain the growth of a tree and leave a good framework for future development of the crown.

We offer tree crown shaping and tree crown thinning - which is when branches are removed from within the tree. This benefits the tree by reducing the amount of wind resistance and  allows more light to filter through.    Selective removal of branches reduces the density and weight of live branches, which adds more light penetration and be

We offer tree crown shaping and tree crown thinning - which is when branches are removed from within the tree. This benefits the tree by reducing the amount of wind resistance and  allows more light to filter through.    Selective removal of branches reduces the density and weight of live branches, which adds more light penetration and better air movement through the crown. 

This is a wise method to improve the amount of light filtering the crown.  This reduces the density of a tree by removing a proportion of the crown without affecting its overall shape. 

It's also useful for limiting the shade cast by a tree or to reduce wind sway. Combined with a crown lift, this is a very effective method and causes less damage to the tree than a crown reduction can.

Crown lifting is the removal of the lower tree branches to create a higher ground level clearance - which then provides better ground access around the tree and prevents obstructions for vehicles on roads. This is also the best procedure to prevent a tree from blocking light.

A tree shaping crown lift procedure is essentially a pruning tec

Crown lifting is the removal of the lower tree branches to create a higher ground level clearance - which then provides better ground access around the tree and prevents obstructions for vehicles on roads. This is also the best procedure to prevent a tree from blocking light.

A tree shaping crown lift procedure is essentially a pruning technique that just removes the lower branches - leaving a balanced shape. It's often used to remove obstructive branches, or in conjunction with a crown thin to reduce the amount of shade and increase sunlight.

Does your tree infringe on any town roads? If it's within 2.5m in height of the a public path or within 5.2m of the road - it does infringe and you may receive a summons from the town to take action.