Tree Surgery Service For Derbyshire And Staffordshire Tree Removal, Tree Pruning, Stump Grinding.

In these pictures you can see us removing a large Sycamore tree

From small tree pruning to large tree removal, talk to the experts at Derbyshire Tree Services today.

We can help with a wide range of tree surgery problems, including dangerous trees and hazardous branches, with full liability insurance for all tasks. The removal of any large trees, wherever possible are disposed of using a portable saw mill, the resultant planks are utilised for such items as horse jumps and on occasion have been used in furniture.

Derbyshire tree Services provide a quality cost effect tree surgery services, so call us now on 01332 511 217 to discuss your tree surgery requirements

    Our range of tree services:

  • Pruning of establishing trees
  • Crown cleaning
  • Pruning overhanging branches
  • Crown thinning
  • Crown reduction
  • Crown lifting
  • Formal clip/shape
  • Fruit tree pruning
  • Also including:

  • Tree felling
  • Tree dismantling
  • Hazardous tree removal
  • Stump grinding
  • They say that conifers can grow unto two feet a year, well this is a customers conifers, pictured in slide show, had grown 5 foot in 18 months.


    Storm Damage From Trees

    Particularly during the winter months we are called out to deal with storm damage caused by falling trees. Click the image in the slide show to see some of the situations we have dealt with.

TREE CUTTING WITH CRANE

A video showing the process of tree cutting. Tree Surgeons Derbyshire | Tree Removal Derbyshire | Tree Surgeons Derby | Tree Removal Derby

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What is a Tree Preservation Order?

    A Tree Preservation Order is an order made by a local planning authority in England to protect specific trees, groups of trees or woodlands in the interests of amenity.

  • How do I get permission to trim a tree with a TPO?

    You will normally need to contact your local planning authority (LPA) before
    any work can be carried out on protected trees. The LPA is usually the
    council to which you pay your Council Tax, but where the tree(s) are in the
    Broads Authority area or a National Park you should consult the relevant
    Authority.

  • Can you cut overhanging branches of a tree with a TPO?

    You may need to make a ‘works to trees’ application if they’re protected by a
    ‘tree preservation order’ (TPO) or you live in a conservation area. Work can
    include trimming, topping, uprooting or lopping branches.
    All kinds of trees may be covered by a TPO, including mature trees as well as
    saplings and low-growing species. Shrubs and formal hedgerows cannot be
    covered by a TPO. The order can cover anything from a single tree to
    woodlands.

  • What happens if you chop down a tree with a TPO?

    If trees which are protected under a Tree Preservation Order are cut down,
    pruned or felled without consent, and without evidence of them being
    dangerous, a criminal offence has been committed, which can result in an
    unlimited fine being issued by the courts.

  • How do you check whether a tree has a TPO?

    Some local authorities have maps you can check to see if a tree or wood has a
    TPO or is in a Conservation Area. If no map or list is available, or if there
    is any doubt, speak to your local authority’s tree officer or equivalent.

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