Tree Work in Waverton

Tree Work in Waverton

What we see on Waverton tree work jobs

Trees are what make Waverton feel like a village rather than a suburb, and they are also the main reason we get called out there. The bigger plots along Guy Lane and the lanes running toward Rowton and Christleton carry mature oak, lime and beech planted long before the current houses, whose crowns now spread over roofs, drives and neighbouring gardens. Along the canal, willow and alder grow fast in the damp and shed limbs in wind. On the 1960s and 70s closes off Eggbridge Lane the problem is more often a conifer screen or a flowering cherry that has outgrown a modest front garden and is blocking light from the windows. Tree work in Waverton is usually about reduction and balance rather than removal: taking the weight out of a heavy limb over a garage, lifting a crown so the lawn gets some sun, thinning a conifer back to a sensible height, or removing a small tree that has simply got too big for its spot. We assess access first, agree a cutting plan, and clear the brash and timber where arranged so the garden is left tidy after the tree work. Being minutes from Chester, we can look at a Waverton tree quickly when a storm has left something hanging.