Crown lifting means removing some of the lower branches from a tree to raise the overall height of the canopy. It’s great for letting in more light, clearing space above footpaths or driveways, and improving visibility around your garden. We make sure it’s done without stressing the tree or spoiling its natural shape.

Crown thinning, on the other hand, involves removing selected branches within the canopy to reduce density. This allows more light and air to flow through, which can help reduce wind resistance and prevent branches from rubbing or breaking. It also helps reduce the risk of storm damage and promotes a more balanced structure.

Both techniques require a skilled hand. Too much taken off and you could damage the tree or make it unstable. That’s why we approach every job with care. We start with a proper assessment to understand the tree’s condition and how best to improve it without overdoing it.

We only remove what’s necessary, always preserving the tree’s natural form and health. All work is done using clean, professional-grade equipment, and we follow industry best practices every step of the way.

Once we’ve finished pruning, we take care of all the cleanup. No branches or debris are left behind. We either recycle the green waste or dispose of it responsibly, leaving your garden neat and tidy.