Recent Work
Whats going on in the world of tree surgery for Leaf Tree Services of Nottingham.
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Tree Surgeons Nottingham | Sycamore Removal, West Bridgford
Another beautiful sunny day in south Notts. and perfect conditions for the dismantling of this mature sycamore. Nearly every branch had to be rigged and lowered but the most challenging part of the day was probably the heat. One of the local residents was kind enough to keep us topped up with tea and biscuits though. Always a welcome bonus for the day!
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Will it Burn? | Leaf Tree Services, Nottingham
Two conifers, one Silver Birch and a dead Cherry to remove for this customer in Bradmore, Notts. As woodburners become more popular we are often asked if we can leave timber for customers to use as firewood. Not all wood is good for burning though. We took the conifer timber away but the Birch and Cherry we split on site for the customers log shed.
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Leaf Tree Services attends the Arb Show, Cirencester. | Tree Surgery Nottingham
Work took a back seat for the day so that we could attend the annual Arb Show in Cirencester. Hosted by the Arboricultural Association the show is a chance to get up close and personal with all the latest kit and technology in the world of Arb. With workshops, seminars and demos its a must in our diary every year. This year it was a chance to update the climbing kit with some shiny new ...
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Tree Surgeons Nottingham | Tree Removal: Rempstone, Rushcliffe
Due to building work, Leaf Tree Services were brought in to clear the way. Trees to be removed included 2 x Sycamore, 1 x Silver Birch and a mature Oak. We thought it was a real shame that the Oak was not being retained but unfortunately felling trees of this size and beauty is sometimes required.
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Leaf Tree Services | Removal & Pruning of Swedish Whitebeam, Woodthorpe, Nottingham
Our customer on this job had requested that we remove one of his two Swedish Whitebeams as they felt that it had outgrown the garden and that the roots were damaging the pathway. They also wanted more sunlight to reach their garden and veg patch. The second tree was to be retained but crown lifted to give the required 2.5m clearance above the public footpath. We are in nesting season at the moment ...