Services

Tree felling and dismantling

Tree felling is the process of cutting down a tree in a controlled manner, guiding its fall to a specific location for safety and efficiency. This differs from more general tree removal, which includes stump grinding and debris cleanup, but felling is the core activity of cutting the tree at its base. It requires careful planning, specialized skills, and tools to manage risks like property damage or personal injury.

Tree felling is the process of cutting down a tree in one piece, which is only possible when there is enough open space around it for the entire tree to fall safely. Tree dismantling (also called sectional felling) is a technique used when felling is too dangerous because of confined spaces or nearby structures; the tree is instead cut into smaller, manageable sections that are carefully lowered to the ground, often using rigging or a MEWP

Crown reduction

Crown reduction is a professional pruning technique that selectively cuts back a tree's branches to reduce its overall height and spread, creating a smaller, tidier shape while preserving its natural form. This method is used to manage tree size, reduce physical stress on branches, increase light and visibility around the tree, and improve its health by removing hazards like broken or crossing branches.

Stump grinding

With our skilled tree surgeons efficiently remove unsightly stumps from your property, giving your garden a more polished look.

Hedge trimming

If left unkept, hedges can become unruly. That’s why we offer hedge trimming services to ensure your hedges remain neat and tidy, elevating the overall appearance of your property. 

Site clearance

Treescapes Scotland provide professional site clearance services for construction, development, and land management, which includes tree felling, stump grinding, and vegetation removal. Services are often tailored for both commercial and domestic projects and may include consultations, waste disposal, and ensuring compliance with regulations like TPO (Tree Preservation Orders) 

Tree reports

A tree report, also known as an arboricultural survey, is a technical assessment of trees on a property conducted by a qualified professional. It is used for various purposes, such as planning applications, mortgage applications, and managing tree health and safety risks. The report details findings from a site inspection and provides recommendations for management work, such as pruning, removal, or re-inspection.  

Tree planting

We can plant trees singly or in multiples. From saplings to quite mature depending on your requirements.