Stirling
Stirlingshire, Central Scotland
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Reducing the overall height and spread of a tree while keeping its natural shape and health.
Crown reduction cuts back the height and spread of a tree's canopy, easing pressure on the roots and trunk, reducing wind resistance, and bringing an oversized tree back into proportion with the garden or plot around it. It's a common choice where a tree has outgrown its space, is overshadowing a house or neighbouring garden, or is blocking light. Done properly, crown reduction keeps the tree's natural shape rather than leaving it looking hacked about. Treescapes Scotland assesses each tree on-site before recommending how much reduction is appropriate. Contact us for a free quote.
It depends on the species, age and condition of the tree — Sid will assess it on-site and recommend a sensible reduction that keeps the tree healthy rather than stressing it.
Reducing too much in one go can stress a tree, which is why the amount taken off is judged per tree rather than a blanket cut. Get in touch for an on-site assessment and a free quote.
Stirlingshire, Central Scotland
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Stirlingshire / Perthshire border
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Thinning out congested branches and lifting the lower crown to let in light and improve access underneath.
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