See below for examples of our work:


Arborist Paul Freeman working on a Monterey Pine from the CHTS Transit MEWP thumb
Arborist Paul Freeman working on a Monterey Pine from the CHTS Transit MEWP thumb
The JCB Fastrak in place to remove the larger sections of timber from this Monterey Pine thumb
Arborist Oliver Lower working up high to reduce the crown of this Beech Tree thumb
Arborist Tom Wilkinson using the Long Shot to set his line in this Beech Tree thumb
A before picture of the Hazel & Bramble Hedgerow thumb
A shot from the CHTS John Deere after the Tractor Flail works thumb
The CHTS John Deere following the Tractor Flail works thumb
Arborist Henry Rule Deadwooding a Pine using insulated rods thumb
Arborist Henry Rule Deadwooding a Pine using insulated rods thumb
Arborist Trevor Lawrance setting the Winch Line to this Pine thumb
Arborist Dan Robertson setting the safety line to the Winch thumb
Arborist John Dean snedding the Pine Tree ready for it to be removed by a Harvester thumb
Consultant Oliver Lower performing a knock test for this Forestry Commission Tree Survey thumb
Consultant Oliver Lower working on this Forestry Commission Tree Report thumb
Consultant Oliver Lower using a Resistograph to test for internal decay thumb
Arborist Lawrence Byron taking this Pine Tree down in sections for the Forestry Commission thumb
Arborist Lawrence Byron straight felling this Pine for the Forestry Commission thumb
Arborist Lawrence Byron snedding down the main stem on this Forestry Commission Fell thumb
Arborist Lawrence Byron sets his Gob during this Fell for the Forestry Commission thumb
Here we can follow the Power Lines and see the Arborists working in close proximity to them thumb
Utility Arborist Ashley Taylor working on a Sectional Fell for Scottish & Southern Electric thumb
Utility Arborist Trevor Lawrance working on this reduction from above the Power Lines thumb
One of our Utility Arborists reducing the crown of this Oak Tree from above the Power Lines thumb
One of our Arborists working on a Sectional Fell whilst anchored to the neighbouring tree thumb
One of our Arborists working on a Sectional Fell for this Forestry Commission managed tree thumb
Arborist Dane Pugh setting about Grinding out this Stump using the Rayco Grinder thumb
A closer look at the spinning disk of the Rayco Stump Grinder thumb
Arborist Dane Pugh backfilling the voids left from the Stump removal thumb
Arborist Henry Rule felling a root heaved tree in a New Forest campsite thumb
Part of the works we do for the Forestry Commission involves surveying, identifying and rectifying issues with trees in public areas such as parks and campsites thumb
Arborists Henry and Brad clearing a felled tree from this New Forest campsite thumb
Our gardening service is one of many that we can offer to Domestic and Commercial clients alike thumb
Our gardening services include grass mowing, hedge trimming/shaping, tree reductions/removals and many more thumb
Our Commercial clients include The Grand Harbour Hotel and Elmers Court Resort and Spa thumb
Arborist Alex working on this Forestry Commission site in Brockenhurst thumb
Arborist Alex working on this reduction and the removal of any major deadwood thumb
When climbing isn't an option we have the specialist equipment to complete the job and keep our guys safe thumb
Arborist Jez working on this roadside sectional dismantle thumb
Arborist Henry working high in this Pine for Lepe Country Park thumb
Arborist Henry working on this Pine between the power lines thumb
Arborist Henry sectionally dismantling this troublesome Pine thumb
Sometimes our works involve the preservation of older trees. This Oak had serious decay in many of its major limbs thumb
By reducing the decaying limbs the prospect of a structural fail is greatly reduced thumb
Arborist Dane working on the Reduction to this Oak tree thumb
The Forestry Commission asked us to check the health of this giant Oak thumb
Using a Picus Tomograph we were able to check the internal structure of the tree thumb
The Picus Tomograph is like giving the tree an Ultrasound thumb
Results and feedback are fed directly to the computer on site for instant clarification thumb
Our domestic department has extensive experience trimming and shaping all types of hedge thumb
Arborist Henry making use of the Long Pole Hedge Trimmers on this Domestic clients Hedge thumb
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Resistograph Testing - Isle of Wight thumb
Resistograph Testing - Isle of Wight thumb
Resistograph Testing - Isle of Wight thumb
Site Clearance - Ringwood thumb
Site Clearance - Ringwood thumb
Site Clearance - Ringwood thumb
Emergency Works - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Emergency Works - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Emergency Works - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Endoscopy - Ringwood thumb
Endoscopy - Ringwood thumb
Endoscopy - Ringwood thumb
Stump Grinding - Basingstoke thumb
Stump Grinding - Basingstoke thumb
Stump Grinding - Basingstoke thumb
Deadwooding - Hythe, New Forest thumb
Deadwooding - Hythe, New Forest thumb
Deadwooding - Hythe, New Forest thumb
Tree Planting - Lymington, New Forest thumb
Tree Planting - Lymington, New Forest thumb
Tree Planting - Lymington, New Forest thumb
Tree Removal - Alderbury thumb
Tree Removal - Alderbury thumb
Tree Removal - Alderbury thumb
Oak - Crown Reduction - Brockenhurst, New Forest thumb
Oak - Crown Reduction - Brockenhurst, New Forest thumb
Oak - Crown Reduction - Brockenhurst, New Forest thumb
Tree Removal - Alderbury (Continued) thumb
Tree Removal - Alderbury (Continued) thumb
Tree Removal - Alderbury (Continued) thumb
Eco Plugging (Stump Removal) - Woodlands, New Forest thumb
Eco Plugging (Stump Removal) - Woodlands, New Forest thumb
Eco Plugging (Stump Removal) - Woodlands, New Forest thumb
Tree Consultancy - Brockenhurst, New Forest thumb
Tree Consultancy - Brockenhurst, New Forest thumb
Tree Consultancy - Brockenhurst, New Forest thumb
Tree Removal - Exbury, New Forest thumb
Tree Removal - Exbury, New Forest thumb
Tree Removal - Exbury, New Forest thumb
Tree Felling - Hill Top, New Forest (Forestry Commission) thumb
Tree Felling - Hill Top, New Forest (Forestry Commission) thumb
Tree Felling - Hill Top, New Forest (Forestry Commission) thumb
Crown Reduction - Bursledon, Southampton thumb
Crown Reduction - Bursledon, Southampton thumb
Crown Reduction - Bursledon, Southampton thumb
Deadwooding - Andrews Park, Southampton thumb
Deadwooding - Andrews Park, Southampton thumb
Deadwooding - Andrews Park, Southampton thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Tree Felling - Waterlooville, Hampshire thumb
Tree Felling - Waterlooville, Hampshire thumb
Tree Felling - Waterlooville, Hampshire thumb
Crown Reduction - Elmers Court, Lymington thumb
Crown Reduction - Elmers Court, Lymington thumb
Crown Reduction - Elmers Court, Lymington thumb
Crown Lift - Elmers Court, Lymington thumb
Crown Lift - Elmers Court, Lymington thumb
Crown Lift - Elmers Court, Lymington thumb
Crown Lift - Elmers Court, Lymington thumb
Fencing - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Fencing - Dibden Purlieu, New Forest thumb
Emergency Works - Southampton, Hampshire thumb
Emergency Works - Southampton, Hampshire thumb
Emergency Works - Southampton, Hampshire thumb
Crown Reducing - Hollands Wood, New Forest thumb
Crown Reducing - Hollands Wood, New Forest thumb
Crown Reducing - Hollands Wood, New Forest thumb
Tree Felling - Ringwood thumb
Tree Felling - Ringwood thumb
Tree Felling - Ringwood thumb
Air Spading - Southampton thumb
Air Spading - Southampton thumb
Air Spading - Southampton thumb
Air Spading - Southampton thumb
Crown Reduction - Marchwood thumb
Crown Reduction - Marchwood thumb
Crown Reduction - Marchwood thumb
Crown Reduction - Marchwood thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Dibden thumb
Site Clearance - Fordingbridge thumb
Site Clearance - Fordingbridge thumb
Site Clearance - Fordingbridge thumb
Site Clearance - Fordingbridge thumb
Site Clearance - Fordingbridge thumb
Tree Felling - Fordingbridge thumb
Tree Felling - Fordingbridge thumb
Tree Felling - Fordingbridge thumb
Tree Felling - Fordingbridge thumb
Tree Felling - Fordingbridge thumb
Tree Felling - Fordingbridge thumb
Crown Reduction - Ashurst thumb
Crown Reduction - Ashurst thumb
Crown Reduction - Ashurst thumb
Crown Reduction - Ashurst thumb
Crown Reduction - Ashurst thumb
Crown Reduction - Fareham thumb
Crown Reduction - Fareham thumb
Crown Reduction - Fareham thumb
Crown Reduction - Fareham thumb
Crown Reduction - Fareham thumb
Crown Reduction - Fareham thumb
Tree Felling - Colden Common thumb
Tree Felling - Colden Common thumb
Tree Felling - Colden Common thumb
Monolith - Bursledon thumb
Monolith - Bursledon thumb
Monolith - Bursledon thumb
Monolith - Bursledon thumb
Monolith - Bursledon thumb
Tree Felling - Dibden thumb
Tree Felling - Dibden thumb
Tree Felling - Dibden thumb
Tree Felling - Dibden thumb
Crown Reduction - Salisbury thumb
Crown Reduction - Salisbury thumb
Crown Reduction - Salisbury thumb
Crown Reduction - Salisbury thumb
Resistograph Testing - Dibden Purlieu thumb
Resistograph Testing - Dibden Purlieu thumb
Resistograph Testing - Dibden Purlieu thumb
Resistograph Testing - Dibden Purlieu thumb
Tree Surveying - Beaulieu thumb
Tree Surveying - Beaulieu thumb
Tree Surveying - Beaulieu thumb
Stump Grinding - Southampton Uni thumb
Stump Grinding - Southampton Uni thumb
Stump Grinding - Southampton Uni thumb
Stump Grinding - Southampton Uni thumb
Monolith - New Forest thumb
Monolith - New Forest thumb
Monolith - New Forest thumb
Tree Surveying - Lordswood thumb
Tree Surveying - Lordswood thumb
Tree Surveying - Lordswood thumb
Tree Felling - Southampton, Woodmill Lane thumb
Tree Felling - Southampton, Woodmill Lane thumb
Tree Felling - Southampton, Woodmill Lane thumb
Tree Felling - West End thumb
Tree Felling - West End thumb
Tree Felling - West End thumb
Tree Felling - West End thumb
Tree Felling - Whitely thumb
Tree Felling - Whitely thumb
Tree Felling - Whitely thumb
Pollarding - Nursling thumb
Pollarding - Nursling thumb
Pollarding - Nursling thumb
Pollarding - Nursling thumb
Crown Lifting - Exbury thumb
Crown Lifting - Exbury thumb
Crown Lifting - Exbury thumb
Crown Lifting - Exbury thumb
Team 5 set to work dismantling this tree using a 21m MEWP thumb
This tree had multiple hazards identified by EBC making unsafe to climb thumb
By using a MEWP our teams can conduct the required works safely thumb
Team 4 use a combination of climbing and MEWP's to conduct these roadside Oak reductions thumb
Team Leader Bruce communicates with Climber Jamie to advise on cuts to ensure the crown retains a natural look thumb
Using the MEWP on the roadside allows Team Leader Bruce to work in a controlled and safe manner thumb
Forestry England tasked us with removing this dying tree that stood next to a domestic property in the New Forest thumb
Climber Chester sets the winch line at an appropriate height to assist with the felling thumb
With the danger zone clear Chester can start the fell with the team using the winch to help direct the trees fall thumb
Team 4 have been out in Sway working on some tractor winch assisted felling on Ash trees with dieback thumb
Using the tractor winch on these large trees helps direct the tree as it falls into the open field ready for the team to process thumb
Team Leader Bruce sets about tidying the remaining stem that will be left to create a habitat pole for the local ecology thumb
Team 5 have been out to Barton on Sea to conduct some crown lifting works over the roads in this residential area thumb
Climber Chester gets set in position to remove the lower branches overhanging the highway thumb
By removing the lower branches to the statutory highway height requirements it reduces the likelihood of damage to both taller vehicles but also the tree itself thumb
Team 4 have been out in Dibden Purlieu performing deadwooding operations for a domestic client thumb
By using a rigging line Team 4 were able to conduct the works whilst minimising the impact to the clients garden thumb
Climber Philip takes off another piece of deadwood that was posing a risk to our clients outbuildings thumb
Team 2 have been out working on some hedge height reductions in North Baddesley thumb
Team Leader Scott looks on and advises on cutting points to ensure the reduction in height has a natural appearance thumb
Utilising the 21m MEWP, our team can conduct the height reduction with no impact to the adjacent highway thumb
Our teams have been out to Hale working on some tree felling operations to thin a domestically owned woodland thumb
With the main stem stripped, the climber is able to fell the trees remaining crown thumb
The climber fells part of the main stem, bringing it down to a height it can be felled from the ground whilst also avoiding the surrounding overhead service cables thumb
Team 5 were out conduct roadside tree management for Eastleigh Borough Council thumb
Using the MEWP, Team 5 are able to quickly navigate the statutory requirements we were tasked to achieve thumb
Team Leader Josh uses a handsaw to conduct these clearance works reducing the carbon footprint of these works whilst also creating less noise for the surrounding domestic properties. thumb
Team 2 have been out working on Ash tree removals for Forestry England due to their roadside nature and the dieback present within the crowns thumb
Utilising the hired in 37m MEWP, our team was able to safely dismantle the trees thumb
These trees were simply too dangerous to climb. Using the MEWP removed that risk allowing our team and the highway users to remain safe during operations thumb
Works are well underway to make the New Forests campsites safe from limb or tree failures thumb
This tree had a large amount of deadwood at the ends of the limbs and Climber Chester reduces the crown to encourage more live growth thumb
These works not only make the tree safe to users of the campsite but also hopefully preserve the tree for many years to come thumb
Team 4 are back out in Sway conducting some deadwood removal for a private client thumb
Climber Philip takes the climb for this one under the careful guidance of Team Leader Bruce thumb
This particular piece of deadwood was overhanging the track leading to our clients property and posed a threat to all users of this highway thumb
Following a consultants report it was decided that the best course of action was to remove this large Ash before it fails into a neighbouring property thumb
Due to the limited drop zone the team fashioned a zip line to bring the cut limbs straight to the rear of the chipper thumb
New recruit Jake sets about dismantling this tree for a domestic client thumb
Team Leader Josh watches on as Arborist Dan works on his takedown thumb
Arborist Dan getting some time off the ground and practicing his 2 rope climbing in line with industry guidelines thumb
In preparation of Exbury Gardens opening to the public soon we have been out with a large tracked MEWP working on some of the more dangerous deadwood thumb
Team 2 set about threading through the canopy of the trees to get in place to remove the deadwood thumb
By removing the deadwood we have removed much of the danger of falling limbs from the prominent trees in Exbury Gardens, keeping the public that use the gardens safe thumb