Tree Surgeon & Tree Felling

The best time of year to cut trees can depend on several factors, including the type of tree, its growth habits, and the specific goals of pruning.

1. Dormant Season (Late Winter to Early Spring): For most trees, late winter to early spring, while they are still dormant, is often considered the best time for major pruning. During this time, the tree is less likely to experience stress, and the absence of leaves allows for better visibility of the tree's structure.
2. Summer Pruning: Summer can be suitable for pruning certain types of trees, especially those that bloom in spring. Pruning after the spring bloom ensures that you don't remove flower buds. Additionally, summer pruning can help manage growth and shape the tree.
3. Autumn Pruning: Autumn pruning is generally discouraged, especially in regions with cold winters, as it can stimulate new growth that may not harden off before winter, leaving the tree vulnerable to frost damage. However, minor pruning for maintenance purposes can be done in the autumn.
4. Consider Tree Species: Some trees may have specific pruning needs or preferences which is why it's best to consult a profession tree surgeon or arborist.

Ultimately, the best time to cut and prune trees depends on a number factors such as the tree species, local climate, and the desired outcome of the pruning. It's always best to consult a professional tree surgeon such as Tree Fellas 2015 as we can discuss your requirements and give tailored advice based on your specific circumstances. 

Yes, you can keep the logs and timber after we cut your tree. Please make us aware that you would like to keep the logs when we visit to give you a quote.

There a number of different ways to tell if your tree is diseased but these can vary from specie to specie. If you think your tree might be diseased, please feel free to contact us.

Yes, there are several ways in which trees can damage your property. Overgrown roots can penetrate pipes, crack sidewalks, and destabilise building foundations. Large branches may fall during storms, posing a risk to roofs, windows, and vehicles. Additionally, the weight of a mature tree can sometimes cause soil subsidence, leading to structural issues. 

If you think there's a tree which poses a potential risk to your property, contact a professional tree surgeon like Tree Fellas 2015 as we can inspect the tree and give you professional advice.

Regular maintenance, including pruning, can help mitigate these risks and protect your property from potential tree-related damage.

No, we provide tree surgery and tree felling services to most places throughout North East Lincolnshire, including:

Even if your location isn't listed above, please don't hesitate to contact us to discuss our tree work services.