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  • When should I prune my large Birch tree?

    Hello I have a silver birch tree in my garden, adjacent to my house. It is getting quite tall and is getting very close to the gutter. I would like to get it trimmed down to a more reasonable size to reduce any risk of strong winds causing the tree to cause damage to my house. Is there a best suited time of the year to cut the top of the tree off? I am worried cutting it before or during winter may kill the tree, which I definitely don’t want. Any advice on this would be appreciated.

    Asked by minesh on 2nd Mar 2019
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    cost of a tree trimming

    How much does it cost to trim a tree? For a small 2-3 metre tree and a tall 8-10 metre tree? A price range would be appreciated.

    Asked by Elouisa on 12th Feb 2020
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    When should I trim my tree?

    When a tree grows to a certain height, am I obligated to trim it? What does the law say regarding the size of trees on a property that is surrounded by other homes?

    Asked by Lou on 13th Dec 2021
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    Is all tree surgeon work noisy?

    Is tree surgeon work necessarily noisy or is there equipment that can be relatively quiet?

    Asked by Carherine on 16th Mar 2022
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    When should a risk assessment take place?

    Does a site risk assessment need to take place before a tree surgeon does work at my property? If so, do I make the assessment or do they?

    Asked by Greg on 4th Jan 2022
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    Felling mature oak. Ground heave?

    We have a dying (decay in trunk) mature TPO oak approx 7m from a conservatory on a raft foundation. We're on clay soil. Both an arborist and tree surgeon have advised to have the tree felled sooner rather than later. An application has been made to the LA. Given the tree is on clay I understand removal could cause the clay to re hydrate and cause heave on the conservatory foundations. So there's risk if the tree is not felled and risk if it is! Thoughts?

    Asked by Roy on 11th Sep 2024
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    What is the difference between tree surgeons and foresters?

    What are the key differences between tree surgeons and foresters?

    Asked by Kelly on 5th Jan 2022
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    How will my house be protected while a tree is removed?

    What measures will a surgeon take to protect my house while removing a tree?

    Asked by Michael on 29th Sep 2022
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    Can I fit an artificial tree on my property?

    Can I fit an artificial tree on my property? What building regulations and planning permission

    Asked by Jenny on 7th Dec 2021
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    Right time of year to cut hedges with nesting birds

    How long should I wait to cut hedges, to ensure I don't hurt nesting birds?

    Asked by Cheryl on 17th Jun 2023
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