Starting work on one of the pines
Branches and foliage removed
One of two larges pine leaning dangerously garden wall
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Large pine leaning dangerously garden wall
Dangerous leaning tree safely removed without damaging the surrounding wall
Cherry picker was required and brought to site
Dangerous tree safely removed and site cleared
Work commences from the platform to remove branches
View from the platform. A tree surgeon definitely needs a good head for heights
Removal of two storm damaged pines in dangerous site
Although relatively resilient to strong winds, trees will occasionally succumb and the result can be dramatic.
Having received a phone call from a very worried customer, I popped over to insect his Pine tree and what can only be described as leaning at a very precarious angle! Upon inspection, it was clear the tree could not be climbed and a cherry picker was the only way to safely dismantle the tree.
We hired a narrow access tracked MEWP which allowed us get up close to the tree and undertake the works efficiently. There were numerous high value targets underneath so it was important that care was taken from start to finish. The job went as well as hoped. The tree was safely dismantled with minimal damage and the site left clean and tidy.
One happy customer!