Introduction Across Leyland and throughout Lancashire, our skyline is forever changing. One factor for this change is Hymenoscyphus fraxineus, most commonly known as Ash Dieback. This chronic fungal disease has devastated millions of trees across the UK, and unfortunately, many property owners in Lancashire are now finding themselves responsible for large, increasingly unstable trees that…
Introduction Cutting or pruning the wrong tree in Lancashire could lead to a lot more than just a neighbourly dispute, it can result in a criminal record and a fine of up to £20,000. Many property owners assume that because a tree is on their land, they have the absolute right to manage it as…
Introduction Across Lancashire, it is a frequent and unfortunate sight to see a homeowner hire a tree feller to tidy up an overgrown Oak, only to be left with a butchered, ugly stump that declines rapidly within two seasons. This issue rarely stems from a lack of effort, but rather from a total lack of…
When a tree in your garden begins to dominate the landscape, it can feel like a losing battle against shadows and encroaching branches. Many homeowners in Lancashire find themselves at a crossroads, knowing that something needs to be done but often unsure of the technical path to take. The two most common professional solutions are…
Moving into a new build home in Leyland or the surrounding South Ribble area is an exciting milestone, representing a fresh start in a modern, energy-efficient property. However, once the boxes are unpacked and the furniture is in place, many homeowners look out of their doors and realise their garden is a far cry from…
When a tree is felled in your garden or a commercial development site, it’s easy to think that the job has been completed. However, for many property owners, the remaining stump can often be an afterthought that can quickly turn into a significant headache. Whether it’s a tripping hazard in a family garden or a structural obstacle on a…