Conifer dismantled section by section
The view from the top: limbs cut and lowered in controlled sections onto a clear drop zone, keeping the weight off the lawn and the fence line below.
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Photos from recent jobs in real domestic gardens across Plymouth, Tavistock, Princetown, Yelverton and the surrounding areas.
The view from the top: limbs cut and lowered in controlled sections onto a clear drop zone, keeping the weight off the lawn and the fence line below.
Selective felling to open up a heavily shaded corner, with the timber cut and stacked on site for the owner to season.
A tracked lift reaches the crown without a climb and without heavy machinery crossing the garden — the stem comes down in stages, with the cut sections stacked beside the base.
Roped in and working down the stem a piece at a time, with the chainsaw hauled up on a separate line — the safe way to take a tree off a roofline with no room to fell.
Everything that comes down gets sorted: brash straight through the chipper, and the good timber cut to length and stacked for the owner to season for firewood.
Straggling growth taken back to a straight face and a level top, opening the driveway up again. Swipe or use the arrows to see it before and after.
Bare branches make the structure of a tree readable, which is why reductions and deadwooding are often best done in winter — the climber can see exactly what is coming out before a cut is made.
Working from the basket in among standing trees, taking the stem down in short lengths so nothing swings into the trees left standing around it.
The splitter comes to the timber rather than the other way round: rounds cut to length, split down beside the stack, and loaded straight into the truck.