Tree Pruning and Reshaping.
Let our tree surveyor discuss the best options for you to reshape or to thin out your trees
Crown Raising
Lower Branches are removed to effectively raise the crown, which is the whole branch structure of the tree. This is a very useful treatment of large garden trees where shading is a problem, as the light can come in underneath the tree.
Crown Thinning
Crown density is reduced by the removal of selected branches from the whole crown, but the overall shape and size of the tree is maintained. This is normally done as a weight reduction method if a significant structural weakness is identified in the stem or major branches. It is also done to reduce damage that could result from crown resistance to strong winds or to allow more light through a tree.
Tree Crown Reduction and Reshaping
The crown is made smaller without spoiling the shape of the tree. This is very skilled work. Again it is done to reduce the weight in potentially dangerous trees, but can also be useful if trees are obstructing or damaging buildings or power lines.
Crown cleaning
Removal of dead and dying wood; stumps of broken or poorly cut branches; crossing branches or shoots. Crown cleaning can also include the removal of unwanted climbing plants such as ivy or foreign objects such as wires.
Tree pruning can be required for a number of different reasons. For instance, overgrown limbs can overcrowd other specimens and make things look informal, block the essential light to other trees, shrubs, plants and even your garden area. Another good reason to prune your tree/trees is to reduce weighty limbs which are susceptible to damage from wind or just weight alone. Minimize damage from high winds and storms by maintaining your trees.
We are an eco-friendly company and are committed to reducing our carbon footprint as much as we can. We recycle almost 97% of the materials that we collect. We have a waste carrier licence which helps us in removing materials from the site. We only dispose of the materials that cannot be recycled.
Our services are available for customers in Southampton, Portsmouth, Fareham, Eastleigh, Winchester and other locations in South Hampshire. To find out more about our work, you can get in touch with our dedicated team.
MJC Tree Surgery
The Hollies
Curdridge Lane
Curdridge
Southampton
SO32 2BH
Areas We Cover:
Botley
Bishops Waltham
Chandlers Ford
Eastleigh
Hedge End
Locks Heath
Park Gate
Romsey
Winchester
MJC Tree Surgeons Ltd, registered as a limited company in [England and Wales] under company number: 4881676.
Registered Company Address: The Hollies, Curdridge Lane, Curdridge, Southampton, SO32 2BH.