• Tree cutting Tree surgery Tree care – London Trees

From ongoing tree maintenance contracts to one-off tree surgery projects, London Tree Surgeons offers a complete professional tree surgery service to clients throughout London. Our team of professionals work under the direction of lead arborists, and are fully qualified to handle your tree work to the highest standard. For all your tree cutting and tree pruning needs we can help. We undertake wildlife assessments to ensure there are no nesting birds before any work commences.

Our Specialist Services include:

Felling
The removal of trees by cutting them off at ground level.

Stump Removal
The removal of stumps using a stump grinder.

Dismantling
Total tree removal in sections using specialist lowering and rigging equipment

Crown Reduction
A method of pruning to reduce the size of the canopy using approved techniques

Crown Lifting
Pruning to provide clearance for pedestrians, vehicles and buildings by removing lower branches.

Crown Thinning
Pruning to increase light penetration and air movement by removing selective branches.

Dead Wooding
The removal of hazardous branches and decaying timber.

Pruning is reducing trees and branches in size, including removing deadwood.

London wide, wildlife friendly gardening service. Tree and garden clearance & invasive species removal. Garden landscaping and garden building contractors. Tree & garden maintenance, tree pruning, hedge trimming, fruit tree care. Planting trees shrubs bushes and wildlife gardens. Garden waste removal.

A wildlife garden (or wild garden) is an environment that is attractive to various forms of wildlife such as birds, amphibians, reptiles, insects, mammals and so on. A wildlife garden will usually contain a variety of habitats that have either been deliberately created by the gardener, or allowed to self-establish by minimising maintenance and intervention.

Many organic gardeners are sympathetic to the philosophy of wildlife gardening, and will usually try to incorporate some aspects of the wild garden into their own plots in order to both act as a means of biological pest control, as well as for its value in promoting biodiversity and generally benefiting the wider environment.