Tree Force is a family run business that provides a variety of tree services, ranging from small private projects to large commercial projects. We'd love to hear from you.

Our Services

Tree Felling

Tree felling involves cutting down trees. Apart from lumber reasons, tree felling is carried out to end the suffering of trees that have been damaged beyond help by extreme winds, fires or other forces. Our tree surgeons will expertly remove the tree piece by piece, and ensure that the roots won’t continue to grow.

Sectional Tree Dismantling

Sectional felling is required when a tree cannot be felled due to limited space in the surrounding area. It is used to carefully bring the tree down in sections to avoid obstacles such as buildings, roads or cables.

Stump Grinding

Sectional felling is required when a tree cannot be felled due to limited space in the surrounding area. It is used to carefully bring the tree down in sections to avoid obstacles such as buildings, roads or cables.

Hedge Trimming

Sectional felling is required when a tree cannot be felled due to limited space in the surrounding area. It is used to carefully bring the tree down in sections to avoid obstacles such as buildings, roads or cables.

Dead Wood Removal

The removal of significant dead limbs and branches from a tree. Light deficiency, pests and disease damage and damage to roots are some of the reasons why branches can die off.

Crown Thinning & Lifting

Thinning the crown involves selecting and removing a proportion of the branches from within the crown. This lets more light through the crown, creating a dappled shade underneath helping understory planting that may be struggling beneath the canopy. Crown lifting is the removal of lower branches.

Crown Reduction

Crown reduction is one of the most common pruning techniques arborists use to control the size of the tree while maintaining the structure or shape of its crown.

Pollarding

Pollarding is a method of pruning that keeps trees and shrubs smaller than they would naturally grow. It is normally started once a tree or shrub reaches a certain height, and annual pollarding will restrict the plant to that height.

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