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Dead Wooding and Crown Thinning

Are you having problems with lots of large branches falling off on calm days? Or do you want more light penetration through the tree without losing the height and shape of your tree.

The dieback and shedding of branches in a natural process within the development and ageing of trees and is not something to be worried about. However, deadwood can occur for many reasons such as disease, wind damage, animal interference or even insufficient light. If there is a risk of damage to property or people then a removal of deadwood is recommended. Deadwood does however provide essential habitat and a place of shelter for many fauna and flora.

Crown thinning is an arboricultural practice that removes a selected percentage of foliage from the branch structure to allow light penetration through canopy. An even density of foliage should be retained throughout a well-spaced and balanced structure that could in future provide the framework for a crown reduction.

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Crown Cleaning / Dead Wooding Before & After

Why Choose Us?

Trading since 2009

Fully Qualified & Insured

Qualified Arborists

Reasonable Charges

5 Star Ratings

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Testimonials

What Our Customers Say?

Phyllis: Winton, Bournemouth Founder & CEO of XpeedStudio

"I was very pleased with the young fellows who attended. They did a good job with the tree. It was a treat to deal with them, they were so well mannered."

Peter: Poole Founder & CEO of XpeedStudio

"An excellent job: three trees removed, stumps ground and a fourth tree neatly trimmed. Responsive service, efficiently delivered and tidily finished. Highly recommended."

Nicholas Barnwell Founder & CEO of XpeedStudio

"Ross and him team attended on time completing the quoted for work promptly and to our satisfaction. Site was left clear. The team were polite and pleasant to deal with."

Simon Mowels Founder & CEO of XpeedStudio

"Ross and his team have been looking after our hedges and trees for some years now and I wouldn't consider any other contractor as the work they do is beyond reproach."

Sarah Edmonds Founder & CEO of XpeedStudio

"Ross and his team have done a couple of jobs for me now, including felling and stump grinding. They work to a high standard and are friendly and tidy too. I would use them again and highly recommend them."

Brian Watson, Verwood, Dorset Founder & CEO of XpeedStudio

Ross Giles and his team trimmed back a very large oak which was overshadowing my bungalow. Not only was the work perfectly done, the site was immaculate when they left. All that, plus the sensible cost, means I recommend Ross 100%. Again with Thanks Brian

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