Dead, dying or unsafe
A tree that is declining, split or leaning towards something it could hit.
When a tree has to come down but there is no room to fell it in one piece, we use sectional felling. The climber takes the tree down in sections and lowers each piece on ropes, which is the safe way to remove a tree next to houses, walls, fences and your neighbours’ gardens. For tree removal or tree felling in Altrincham, Hale, Bowdon, Knutsford and Sale, Adam will visit, look at the tree and give you a written quote.
A tree that is declining, split or leaning towards something it could hit.
A tree that has outgrown the garden or is damaging walls, paths or drives.
Clearing space for an extension, a driveway or a new layout.
We plan the order of the cuts and keep a safe area clear below.
The climber sets ropes so each section can be lowered under control.
Branches first, then the trunk, come down piece by piece.
All cut material is taken off site, as agreed in your quote. The stump can be ground out as well (see stump grinding).
If a tree has a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) or stands in a Conservation Area, the council has to agree to the work, or has to be told about it, before it starts. Adam will tell you if he thinks one applies. You then contact the council yourself.
How TPOs and Conservation Areas workWe do this work across the North West, most often in:




A tree can only be felled whole where there is clear space for it to fall. In most gardens near houses, fences and neighbours there is not, so it is taken down in sections.
Yes. Stump grinding can be added to the same quote, so the spot can be turfed or planted.
All cut material is taken off site, as agreed in your quote.
If the tree has a TPO or stands in a Conservation Area, yes. Adam will tell you if he thinks one applies. You then contact the council yourself.
Other services: Crown reduction · Storm damage · Stump grinding · Hedge trimming · Site clearance
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