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Services

• Tree pruning
• Tree felling and dismantling
• Woodland management
• Hedge reducing and trimming
• Hedge laying
• Tree planting
• Garden maintenance
• Fencing
• Landscaping
• Conservation
• Green waste re-cycling

• Tree Pruning

Pruning will help to maintain a healthy, aesthetically pleasing and safe tree. Types of pruning include:
Crown Lifting - Pruning the lower branches to allow access for vehicles and pedestrians, improve light to lower levels, and prevent branches causing a nuisance.
Dead Wooding - This includes the removal of any deadwood within the tree, and dying or damaged branches,  and any man made objects such as string, rope, shopping bags etc.
Crown Reduction - This type of pruning is sometimes needed if a tree has become too large for its location. Sometimes a tree needs to reduced away from buildings, street lights or phone wires.

• Tree Felling and Dismantling

If a tree needs felling or dismantling then we are equipped to tackle trees in the most challenging locations. It is very rare that you can clear fell a tree, unless you are in a wood or a field. It is more likely that you have a green house or a pond to avoid. Therefore we apply the most up-to-date climbing and lowering techniques in order to safely dismantle the tree in small sections in order to avoid damage to property.

• Woodland Management

We can carry out woodland management tasks like felling trees, clearing undergrowth, pesticide spraying and tree planting, all to improve the overall health and safety of a particular woodland. Woodland management plans can also be set out and implemented.

• Hedge Reducing and Trimming

One of most regular jobs is reducing the height of hedges which have got out of control. These are expertly reduced in height and then trimmed. Also we carry out a lot of Hedge Trimming to maintain boundary hedges.

• Hedge Laying

We carry out traditional hedge laying as part of a sustainable and effective method of managing a hedgerow. Laying the hedging trees creates a strong and formidable barrier, either for security in a garden, or as an effective method of keeping stock in a field. It is also excellent for wildlife and a good, thick hedge can act as a 'corridor' between areas of woodland for small mammals and birds, so improving the biodiversity of the area.

• Tree Planting

We undertake tree planting jobs, from individual standard trees to planting up whole areas of woodland. All of our planting and tree staking techniques are in line with current industry best practices.

• Garden Maintenance

We carry out garden maintenance for many customers throughout the year. These jobs usually include trimming, reducing or removing shrubs and hedges that have become overgrown in order to improve access to a garden or just to make t look more tidy.

• Fencing

All sorts of fencing projects are undertaken, with fences being installed using panels, or made using loose materials such as feather egde or double boarded. Sometimes concrete posts can be installed to increase the logevity of the fence.

• Landscaping

We can provide new paving, turfing, raised beds etc. to your specifications and budget.

• Conservation

All our work has conservation in mind. When doing any tree, shrub or hedge work, especially in the nesting season, a thorough check is always carried out for any birds nests or evidence of bats. We also try to encourage the planting of native tree and shrub species wherever possible as this will benefit the native wildlife in this country.
Trees are protected under various laws so before a job is undertaken the property will be checked to see if it is in a Conservation Area or any of the trees have Tree Preservation Orders on them. Planning Permission can then be submitted by New Park Trees in order to gain consent to carry out any work.

• Green Waste Recycling

All of the green waste and timber that we produce is recycled in one way or another. Most of the branches from our work are chipped using a wood chipper and the wood chip is donated to a local nursery. Any other green waste produced is shredded and composted at a local recycling facility. All of the timber is used as firewood, either retained by the customer, or split into logs and sold on by ourselves.