Carefully Removing Unwanted or Hazardous Trees
Remove dangerous, dead, diseased, or simply unwanted trees with our expert tree felling service. When felling a tree, we employ careful, controlled dismantling techniques – climbing and removing the tree piece-by-piece to ensure zero risk to your property or garden. We take full accountability for the safe removal process, including cleaning the site completely, and even advising on how to fill the new space.
Friendly Hello, Site Survey & Quote: Every project begins with a no-fuss, no-obligation home/site survey, where a member of our team will visit you to assess your outdoor space, taking into account your specific requirements, leaving you with a free quote.
Creating A Plan of Action: Next is the planning phase – our team of arborists and tree surgeons will come together to put a plan in place for your project, ensuring a seamless, stress-free process as we head into the next stage.
Time To Get Stuck In: As professionals with a pure love of tree works, we can’t wait to get started on a project, and this is where the bulk of the work will be undertaken, getting the job done quickly with great care and precise accuracy.
Job Done With Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed: When the job is done, we take the time to go over our work, making sure that we have given your trees the same love and care we would have given our own, and should you need us for anything more, we’re just a phone call away.
Yes, with Beechwood Landscapes, nothing is too much trouble. In fact, we specialise in felling such trees as this. By sectional dismantling, we can safely and carefully remove large trees in confined spaces near buildings and other structures.
We guarantee a full clean-up, removing all debris from the site, and we can often cut the wood into manageable logs for your own use, such as firewood for your fireplace or wood burner, leaving you stocked up for winter.
Absolutely. We are insured up to £5million with comprehensive public liability insurance, so you have complete peace of mind when we are working on your trees.
It depends – you should check with your local council to see if the tree is protected by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO). Likewise, if you are located in a Conservation Area or Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you may need certain permissions to fell the trees on your property.
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