It’s been a while since our last post. That’s because we have been busy beavering away, carrying out some epic reductions on some rather mature trees in and around Leyland. 3 of which where on the same street. It’s an immense feeling being able to stand back and think “Yehhhh…… we did that” See our…
Another one bites the dust… Today’s task, another mature Ash tree fallen victim to Ash Die Back. We had initially discussed with our client to leave a habitat pole. To our surprise there where already a bunch of beautiful honey bees hibernating in the stem of the tree so we ended up leaving a slightly…
Last week, we were tasked with the removal of a large Leylandii tree in Mawdesley. We cut it all down safely in a day, thanks to a great team effort. See our before and after images below. If you live in Mawdesley or the surrounding areas, read more about our tree removal services If you…
Last week, we were tasked with the removal of the absolute behemoth of a Leylandii tree in Leyland, Lancashire. We removed the tree along with all brash and logs from the site with narrow access down a tight alleyway. After many hours of hard work, we finished tidying up the last load of logs and…
The team have recently been busy carrying out an epic, light reduction on a mature silver birch tree for a client in Leyland. Tree reductions often involve removing branch tips and pruning back to a growth point further down the branch. Reductions are often carried out to remove dead, diseased or damaged branches or even…
Here are some before and after images of reductions we carried out on a Cherry and a Silver Birch for one of our repeat customers. This was to improve the overall aesthetics of the trees and to reduce the shade onto the garden. It also improves the trees health by reducing the chance of potential…
This week Tree Care Extraordinaire was in the village of Parbold in West Lancashire for a spot of Tree felling. Parbold dates back to the late 12th century with thousands of trees throughout the village and a small population just shy of 3,000. Many of the ancient trees scattered throughout Parbold have now seen better…