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Some before and after picture of a line of mature beech tree we reduced crown cleaned and lifted this week. The clients were concerned for the health of the trees but also wanted to keep them as natural and avoid topping them. The clients were delighted with the result so another happy customer and a job well done by the team.

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Todays job was the removal of 8 large leylandis that had out grown their space. Plently light in now and a chance for the ash trees behind to grow and develop properly.

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oak tree removal with crane

Another day in fota island removing the well known oak tree outside the club house. Unfornitely it had become heavily decayed and and was poseing a treat the the public and the property. On the bright side the last 20ft of the main stem is being retained for a sculture the be carved this winter.Useing a crane and rigging tecniques we braugh the huge tree down with zero damage. Another job well done and a very happy client .

Another habitat retained by our team today in Glanmire. This large Ash had shed very large branches in May due to severe decay throughout and landed in the customers garden. Our customers asked us to make safe the other dozen or so trees and thought of felling this one until a habitat installation was suggested. In this case we simply cut back dangerous branches and shaped up the broken cuts before exposing and cleaning out the natural hollows that were already present. We installed 1 habitat for good measure. Very happy customers and a job well done.

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Todays job was the complete removal of 17 garden trees. Unfortunately these trees were planted too close together and had totally taken over the garden blocking almost all natural light. A mix of cherry blossom, white beam and maple were felled, chipped and removed off site. The stumps were ground out to allow for a perfect lawn in a short amount of time. Happy customer and a job well done .

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safely felling a dead beech tree

A quick video of the beech tree we felled tuesday . First of all we cut the branches off the back of the tree to reduce weight for the final pull and to make it easier to place in the small gap in the hedge . It fell perfectly with little to no damage .Job well done .

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Todays job was the removal of this dead beech tree. Honey fungus claimed this one and over time it died off to this dangerous state. The nearby power-lines, hedges and well kept lawns made this a tricky fell but with the right gear and know how it came down easily with no damage . All the wood was sawn on sight at the customers request. Another dangerous tree removed and another happy customer.

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