Ever wondered why your Sky Dish is playing up and then realised that it’s because there is a tree growing too close to it?
This was the predicament of one of the residents of the same Housing Association in Milton Keynes who have kept us busy over the last couple of weeks.
We carried out a crown reduction (reduced the top) of this Mountain Ash. We could have just cut one side where the sky dish was, and left the other, but the tree would have looked uneven, so we also balanced the crown (top of the tree) giving a more even look.
Here is a job we completed in Enfield, an Ash tree and bay tree reduction.
The ash had a vine growing through it from some barren land which is not good for the tree.
The Tree was growing over the road so we had to pull it back to boundary and balance the crown. The Bay tree was growing over the pavement and too close to the house.
It was quite a big job to remove and reduce the tree at the same time, however, now our clients won’t have to worry about these trees for at least the next 2-3 years.
