Tree surgery · Tickhill, Doncaster

Looking after the trees around your home.

Tree removal, crown work, pruning, stump grinding and hedge and garden maintenance, carried out with care.

5.0 on Google · 62 ratings

loaded up after a job

Understanding tree surgery: what does your tree actually need?

Not every tree needs taking down. Here's a plain guide to the work we carry out, so you know what to ask for.

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watch: how a job is done, start to finish

no.1
Dead or hanging branches
Bare, brittle limbs, or branches caught up in the canopy, can fall without warning.
no.2
Visible cracks or splits
Deep cracks in the trunk, or a split where large limbs meet.
no.3
Decay or fungal growth
Soft or hollow wood, or fungi growing on the trunk or around the base.
no.4
Storm damage
Snapped limbs, torn bark or a crown that has changed after high winds.
no.5
Changes in stability
A new lean, lifting soil or roots appearing around the base.

Five steps, from first look to a clear garden.

1
Initial assessment
We look at the tree, its condition and the space around it.
2
Planning the safest method
Agreeing how the tree comes down, in sections or in one piece.
3
Controlled removal
Branches and sections are taken down in a controlled way, often with ropes.
4
Processing and clearing
Timber and green waste are cut, loaded and cleared from site.
5
Stump grinding, if requested
The remaining stump can be ground down to reclaim the space.

up the tree, mid-job

Garden care

Hedge trimming: A regular trim keeps hedges neat, dense and healthy.
Hedge reduction: Bringing overgrown hedges back down to a manageable height and width.
Grounds maintenance: Ongoing upkeep that keeps lawns, borders and grounds in good order.
General pruning: Shaping shrubs and smaller trees to keep them healthy and in proportion.
Garden clearance: Clearing overgrown areas and green waste to give you back your space.

5.0/5

Based on 62 Google ratings. Read what customers have said on Google.