Tree pruning in Wembley (HA9)

What is included in tree pruning

A branch extending towards a fence is easier to assess when the photograph also shows where its trunk stands. Draw the boundary on a copy of the picture and mark which side can be used. If a seating area, gate or shared route is beneath the branch, show that too. The job may be limited by the available space even when the tree is within the height scope.

• Ground-based pruning and shaping on assessed garden trees up to 5 metres
• An agreed branch list and accessible working area
• Gathering the cuttings from the specified pruning

What is not included

• Felling, climbing and crown reduction
• Assuming permission to use neighbouring land
• Work that has unresolved planning checks

Show the boundary and working space

Use one picture to show who can approach the branch and another to show what it overhangs. Mark the boundary without guessing where permission extends. If the ground below is shared or frequently used, say how that route can be kept available outside the agreed working area. Set out what should stay, such as a branch that screens a window or growth above another bed. When describing the aim, name the access problem rather than asking for a general change to the shape of the whole tree.

Before arranging a date, ask who will provide entry and who can approve the scope. Keep the location and a photo of the actual tree with any planning enquiry. If the work would depend on access through a neighbouring gate, record what has been agreed so the working area can be assessed accurately.

Access agreed with a neighbour is separate from planning protection. The GOV.UK protected-tree and conservation-area guidance explains when an Order requires consent and when a conservation-area notice may apply. Check with the planning authority for the address where the tree stands before confirming the work.

Prices

83 pounds per hour. No VAT added. Minimum booking 1 hour. The charging basis, hours and team size are confirmed in your written quotation.

How it works

1. Show trunk, branches and boundary in the same enquiry.
2. Confirm agreed access and any protection checks.
3. Set the pruning and how cuttings can be removed.

Photos to send

Take one photo along the fence and one from a place where the whole tree is visible. Note where the affected branch sits relative to the boundary. Show access from your side and tell us if someone else controls a gate or needs to agree entry.

Areas we cover nearby

• Harrow
• Pinner
• Stanmore
• Hendon
• Tree surgery

Wembley coverage and local reference points

Brent places King Edward VII Park on Park Lane. Send the full address where the tree stands and show the approach from your side of the boundary. These locality references cannot establish who can give access to the working area.

• Park Lane
• Wembley Central station (HA9 7AJ)
• King Edward VII Park (HA9 7RX)

These are reference points for coverage. They do not identify where the work in the photographs took place.

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