Trees are an integral part of any garden of green space
They are aesthetically pleasing; they add to your privacy and they also benefit the environment. But should you suspect there may be a problem, then it’s time to contact the experts – and there is no one better across the local area than Out on a Limb Tree Surgery.
Out on a Limb Tree Surgery has been providing top quality, tree surgery services across Bishops Stortford, Harlow, Sawbridgeworth and throughout Hertfordshire and Essex for over two decades.
Expert Tree Surgery in Bishops Stortford, across Hertfordshire & surrounding areas
Maples, oaks, willows, sycamores – you name it, Out on a Limb Tree Surgery has the skills and tools to keep any tree in tip-top condition.
Our specialised team is made up of highly-qualified professionals who are ready to swing into action to put an end to any horticultural horror that may be lurking in your garden.
Here at Out on a Limb Tree Surgery, we know that healthy trees equal happy customers which is why we are committed to keeping your trees and any surrounding flora and fauna fighting fit for the foreseeable future.
Here is a quick guide to some of the work we can provide:
The crown refers to the branches and foliage that make up the top of the tree. Crown Reduction is carried out by removing dead or decaying branches within the crown itself. This process offers a number of benefits such as:
The main benefit of this procedure is to keep your tree healthy. To carry out this task, Out on a Limb Tree Surgery’s team of specialists cuts back branches lower down the tree in order to boost the wellbeing of the uppermost part – the crown – of the tree.
Crown Lifting is most beneficial when:
At Out on a Limb Tree Surgery we are more than happy to advise you on the best option for your trees.
Our trusted local team has 20 years’ experience and we have yet to discover a horticultural headache that could not be cured with some tree-based TLC.
This simple but effective method sees the branches removed from the inner portion of the tree which allows the crown to retain its shape and size. This practice too has many benefits, including:
Popular with commercial clients and particularly useful in the more urban settings of Hertfordshire and Essex, Pollarding is used to curb future growth.
Although it is not suitable for all trees, it is ideal in formal gardens (for aesthetic purposes) or for public areas (safety reasons) where, for example, trees may be at risk of interfering with power cables or overhead train lines.
