Tree surgery in Northiam
Crown reduction, thinning and lifting, sectional dismantling and tree removal where a fell is genuinely the right answer, stump grinding, hedge cutting and deadwooding. When people ring asking for a tree reduction they usually mean a crown reduction, taking the height and spread back in small cuts so the tree keeps its shape. The Northiam book is heavy on mature oak and sweet chestnut, with hornbeam and field maple on the boundaries. Ash dieback is widespread on the rural edges towards Beckley and Staplecross, and we take a steady run of dead and dying ash off boundaries and out of hedgerows. A dead or dangerous tree over a lane, a drive or a paddock fence gets dealt with properly, deadwooded where it can safely stay and removed in sections where it cannot. After a gale we get a run of emergency calls, and on a genuine emergency we aim to be on site the next working day. We work to BS3998, check for nesting birds before we start between March and August, and file the Section 211 notice or TPO application with Rother District Council on your behalf.
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