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This tree surgery time lapse video was provided by a Chestnut Trees customer. It shows one of our highly skilled and experienced team members safely dismantling a tree. Thank you for sharing this video Mr R, we appreciate you taking … Read More

We feel very lucky to work with a local organisation, the Sylvania Environment and Community Project (SECP). This organisation looks after a piece of land that runs through the Sylvania Estate and it teams with wildlife such as numerous birds, … Read More

We were kept very busy during the first month of this year with the high winds and extensive rain taking it’s toll on many trees and fences. We were asked to attend an emergency job, storm damage at Marsh Barton … Read More

We recently worked at a local property to tidy up the rear boundary. We removed a tree that had become too big for the garden and was reducing the light and also significantly reduced and tidied the hedge. It can … Read More

We feel privileged to work on some beautiful estates in Devon. These photos show the clearance of some large wind blown oak trees. It can feel rather sad to see such magnificent trees at the end of their lives. It … Read More

Tree Surgery at Exeter Quay was carried out by our specialist team of tree surgeons working to dismantle a huge Poplar tree. Sadly the tree had come to the end of it’s life and was rotting and becoming a danger. … Read More

Stump grinding in Cheriton Bishop, Devon was undertaken by our specialist team when we were asked to remove a huge stump from a garden. Some years previously we had attended to remove the tree which had been storm damaged and … Read More

Our tree surgeons have recently undertaken work to remove a tree in Sowton, Exeter. We thought we’d share these photos as the tree in question was in a built up area. This required expert precision when dismantling the tree to … Read More

The tree surgery in Newton Abbot was undertaken by our specialist tree surgeons, called in to dismantle a diseased Beech tree at Wolborough Church. A very large old Beech tree situated in the graveyard was dying and diseased and needed … Read More