Recent Work
Whats going on in the world of tree surgery for Leaf Tree Services of Nottingham.
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Dismantle of 2 Cedar trees, West Bridgford, Notts | Leaf Tree Services
Although they were in perfectly good health, these 2 cedar trees were to be removed as part of a redevelopment at a local nursery. For safety and to minimise disruption the work was carried out over a weekend. The nursery were keen to reuse the tree in as many ways as possible so much of the timber was left in large segments to be used as seating. The stems were also left at around 3 ...
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Hedge Trimming by Leaf Tree Services | Nottingham Tree Surgeons
As well as tree work, we also offer a hedge trimming service. All hedges require regular trimming to keep them from becoming to big and unmanageable. The summer months can get very busy so we advise booking us in early to ensure we can fit you in.
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Deadwooding a Music Festival site | Cotswolds, Gloucs
This small music festival in the Cotswolds is held next to one of the UK's largest solar farms. We were contracted to go down to the site in the weeks prior to remove all significant deadwood from the various trees around the site and make them safe before the campers arrived. Over 4 days we crown lifted and removed deadwood from over 40 trees, mainly Poplars. A large number of these were close to the ...
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Conifer removal during Nesting season | Keyworth, Nottingham
March until Sept is the generally accepted nesting season for birds. Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 it is an offence to disturb any nesting bird. During this period we are often required to postpone jobs whilst we wait for birds to fledge. The most common bird we encounter is, not unsurprisingly, the pigeon. This conifer job was prime pigeon nest territory so a pre-work inspection was carried out to ensure that there were ...
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Crown lift of TPO Lime, Nottingham | Leaf Tree Services
This Lime tree is covered by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO). Councils apply TPO's to trees which are considered to have amenity value, or are of significant importance such as age, species or historical interest. Once a tree is protected by a TPO it is prohibited to carry out any works to the tree without consent from the local planning authority. It is also an offence to wilfully damage the tree in any way. A ...