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Ascent Tree Solutions are experienced in undertaking high-quality tree pruning and reduction works to the crown of mature trees. Work to national specification / British Standard 3998.
We are happy to advise you about reducing the height of your trees based on the species of tree in order to maintain a well proportioned and healthy tree.
We are able to carry out all of the main types of reduction works listed below
Here are some examples of recent Tree Reduction work that we have completed across Derbyshire.
The presence of deadwood in the tree’s crown is a consequence of the natural process of ageing. Dead branches occurring in trees forming private woodlands should generally be left as they will be beneficial to flora and fauna.
However, in areas which are likely to be used by the general public the presence of deadwood in a tree is a concern and should be dealt with promptly to reduce the risk of branches snapping off, possibly resulting in someone being injured or property damaged.
Crown lifting involves the removal of lower branches in order to increase the amount of clearance between the lower canopy of the tree and the ground.
Crown lifting is usually undertaken when the passage of pedestrians or vehicles has become impeded and can help increase the amount of light penetrating onto a shaded garden.
It is recommended that when such tree management works are carried out 85% of the live crown is retained.
Crown thinning involves the selective removal of live branches from the tree’s crown with the aim of producing an evenly spaced and balanced branch structure.
It is rarely undertaken on broadleaved evergreens and conifers.
Crown thinning is carried out to increase the amount of light penetrating through to buildings and gardens which may otherwise have become shaded through the presence of the tree.
The technique can also be used to reduce the risk of wind damage occurring through the ‘sail effect’ that can occur when a tree has dense branches and leaves.
A Crown reduction is a pruning operation which is undertaken with the aim of reducing the overall height and width of the tree’s canopy.
Crown reductions may have to be undertaken when a tree is in failing health and the canopy starts to die back and becomes ‘stag headed’, that’s to say dead branches have started to protrude through the receding living canopy thereby resembling the antlers of a stag.
Crown reductions should not be used as a way of improving the penetration of light to gardens and buildings – for such shading problems Crown thinning and Crown lifting would usually produce better, longer-lasting results.
Pollarding is a pruning technique which is undertaken on some tree species so as to encourage the formation of numerous branches from either the same point on the main stem or principal branches.
Once pollarding has been carried out then the process will need to be repeated every 1-5 years depending on the situation.
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Confident, competent, fast and tidy, I have no reservation in recommending them. They took on a job others had turned down as too difficult and dispatched it in a morning.Posted on Google![]()
chris bradley23/07/2022Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Excellent service called on a Friday afternoon, to which Ascent Tree Solutions called on a hot Sunday afternoon and diagnosed the trees for the building inspectors reports. Really appreciated the effort an enhanced level of detail taken. We will be working with this great team on our next project. WPosted on Google![]()
Amardeep Sandhu17/07/2022Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Super friendly and professional service. The quote was very reasonable. They took down two trees, ivy which was all up the house, and did general pruning on the rest of our trees. Our garden is tiered up a hill and this was no problem for them. They cleared away everything and left our garden tidier than when they arrived. Will definitely recommend!Posted on Google![]()
Claire A06/04/2022Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Really great service, very friendly, on time, left everything very tidy. Did a really fantastic job, thank you.Posted on Google![]()
Victoria Hazle08/03/2022Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Contracted Ascent Tree Solutions to strip 2 Hawthorn trees covered (and smothered) in invasive ivy, to reduce and shape them and to reduce and shape an Elder tree. The 3 staff who arrived were polite, efficient, friendly and wasted no time in getting the job done. The quotation was more than fair and far less than I expected. I cannot recommend this company enough and would definitely use them again.Posted on Google![]()
pauline fedrick07/02/2022Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
We contacted ascent tree solutions for a job that required a specialist service for removing an overgrown Hawthorne tree. Freya and Doug relished the challenge and took the tree down with ease and made a super job of the surrounding area. They even ground the stumps and left me a message if some more is found just call them and they will pop over and grind that as well for us. There timings could not have been any better removing the tree(s) and their prices are very reasonable for the work they undertake. Give Freya and Doug a try. You will not regret that decision. These guys are super in what they do and they are very professional polite and above all are very dependable as we had been let down in the past. We would recommend these guys to anyone they are a great team and a pleasure to have doing your work. They even cut the tree into manageable size logs so we could give back to the community for potentially log burners which I am happy to report an elderly couple collected and was great full for the logsPosted on Google![]()
Andie Place15/09/2021Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
I needed a large silver birch cutting down with tight access due to being on the fence line and close to my garden cabin . Freya and Doug delivered a great all round service,very professional, working safely in all locations,and leaving the garden very tidy. Nice people to deal with. If I could give them 6 stars I would ... Highly recommended .Posted on Google![]()
TOM HANDBURY25/08/2021Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Freya and Doug have completed 2 jobs for us including removal of large trees and shrubs with all stumps removed and cutting back large overgrown areas. Everything was left clean and tidy. They are very professional, polite and hardworking. We thoroughly recommend them and we wish we could give them 6 stars!Posted on Google![]()
steve dixie26/07/2021Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Freya and Doug did a great job of removing a tree and roots for us. They were very friendly and efficient and gave us lots of good advice. We will use them again.Posted on Google![]()
Susan Cain15/06/2021Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Brilliant job done, very friendly. Will be using again!Posted on Google![]()
Mark Hidgcock24/05/2021
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Before commencing any work on hedges (and trees) a check will be made for nesting birds. The main bird nesting season is generally regarded as being between March and August, although some birds do nest outside this period.
The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 provides protection to nesting birds, their chicks and eggs.