Tree work with the details considered first
Defined work scope
You know which branches or sections we plan to address before work begins.
Protected-tree checks
We handle TPO checks and paperwork where the planned work requires them.
Orderly clearance
We process branches and remove agreed waste once the cutting is complete.
The right work for the tree and its setting
A tree may have outgrown its corner, started rubbing against a roof or filled the garden with low branches that make mowing an exercise in ducking. We begin by looking at its species, size, condition and position. Access, nearby buildings, boundaries and the result you want all affect the safest and most suitable method. Our tree surgery in Newbury covers careful pruning, clearance work, crown management, pollarding and removal. We can work with trees on residential and commercial sites, with a clear specification agreed before cutting starts. This avoids treating every tree as though it needs the same answer, because it rarely does.
Permissions, working space and a clear site
Protected trees need more than a ladder and good intentions. We check for relevant Tree Preservation Orders and manage the required paperwork before qualifying work proceeds. During the survey, we also consider equipment access, safe work zones and how branches or timber will be processed. We explain what will be cut, how the tree should look afterwards and what will happen to the resulting material. As a registered waste carrier, we can remove timber and green waste responsibly, leaving the work area clear rather than presenting you with an unexpected mountain of branches.
Frequently asked questions
How do you decide which type of tree work is needed?
We inspect the tree's condition, species, growth pattern and position, then discuss the result you need. Clearance, balance and safety all matter. We use those findings to define suitable pruning, crown work, pollarding or removal.
Can you work on a tree covered by a TPO?
Potentially, but the correct checks and permission process must come first. We check protected status and manage the required paperwork for qualifying work, then plan the job around the approved specification.
What happens to the branches after tree surgery?
We agree how branches, timber and smaller cuttings will be handled during the survey. We can process material on site and remove the agreed waste under our Environment Agency registered waste carrier status.