Tree felling is the process of safely cutting down a tree, either in one piece or in sections depending on the space and surroundings.

Trees may need to be felled if they are dead, diseased, dangerous, or interfering with buildings, light, or landscaping plans .

Professional tree surgeons use controlled techniques such as sectional dismantling with ropes and rigging to avoid damage to nearby property

Stump removal is the process of eliminating the remaining tree stump and roots after a tree has been cut down.

Leaving a stump can cause regrowth, attract pests, and spread disease to other plants.

• Stump grinding: grinds the stump down below ground level
• Stump removal: removes the entire stump and root system

Hedge cutting involves trimming and maintaining hedges to keep them healthy, tidy, and well-shaped.

Most hedges should be trimmed 1–3 times per year depending on the species and growth rate.

Generally outside the bird nesting season (March to August), unless safety work is required.