Here's a start to finish example of how our trained tree surgeons go about taking down trees, removing branches and dealing with the timber afterwards.

The tree on arrival at Worthing , West Sussex Sections of the crown start to be lowered safely to the ground. Larger pieces are now removed by the tree surgeon and lowered by the groundsman. Working at this height is very dangerous and should only be done by skilled professionals. The crown now removed, the main trunk begins to come down. A large piece of the stem is about to be removed! The piece is gently eased away from the climber to be caught by the lowering line for descent to the ground.
Sawdust rains down as the crown break is removed. Notice the double ropes for added safety. The tree 'sticked', the climber now decends to fell the remainder in a single action.
 The trunk safely on the ground the tree surgeon now cuts the logs into managable pieces to load the truck.

A large Sycamore having its canopy reduced in Portslade, East Sussex A sectional dismantle of a Large Macrocarpa in Brighton, East Sussex. A semi mature Silver Birch after a 30% reduce & reshape in Southwick, West Sussex A tree surgeon's view of Southwick, West Sussex. Another of our services that we offer is stump grinding. Here is the owner grinding out a stump in Brighton, East sussex Dead wooding a Poplar in Sompting, West Sussex If you want some chainsaw scuplure carried out to a tree stump just ask our staff who will be happy to help! Setting out a planting scheme using conifers in Worthing , West Sussex The boss taking a break! This large Elm tree was being reduced in size in Hove, East Sussex We want to encourage all our clients to plant trees to help with lowering their carbon footprint.

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