Many Castle Bromwich homes have generous gardens, and the trees and conifers that were planted long ago have now grown up and out. Low branches sweep across lawns, crowd the side of the house and block the light to rooms downstairs. A crown lift takes off the lowest limbs and raises the canopy so you can use the space under the tree again.
We work with clean cuts and in moderation so the tree stays healthy and balanced. We also look for preservation orders and conservation area rules before any branch is cut. That keeps everything above board and keeps the tree in good order for a long time.

Family homes in this part of the Birmingham and Solihull border tend to have big back gardens with tall conifers and long hedges. Conifers need a careful hand when you lift them, because many species do not grow back from bare wood. We therefore keep enough live foliage on the tree and avoid cutting into dead zones. Cutting a conifer too hard can leave it bare and brown, which is why we hold back.
Broadleaved garden trees are more forgiving, and a lift can transform a lawn that has been shaded and mossy for a long time. We assess each tree on its own, then decide how high the canopy can go and how many cuts the tree can comfortably take in a single visit. Every Castle Bromwich garden is different, so there is no set height we apply to every tree.

In Castle Bromwich the usual reasons for a lift are practical. A drive with branches scraping the roof of the car, a path that needs headroom, a side passage that has gone dark, or limbs resting against the gutters and tiles. Fixing these early prevents bigger problems, such as blocked gutters or damaged roof edges. A short look at the tree on site usually shows exactly where the problem starts.
We start by agreeing with you which areas need clearing and by roughly how much. That gives us a clear target, and we can stop at the right point rather than going further than needed. Afterwards we clear all the cuttings away and leave the drive and garden tidy. We also check that gutters and fascias are not damaged while we are there.
Parts of Castle Bromwich are close to historic areas where trees may be protected, so we always check before cutting. If a preservation order or conservation area applies, we explain what consent is needed. We also cover Water Orton and Sutton Coldfield, and the same checks and the same careful lift apply to every Castle Bromwich garden. You will know what is planned before we start.
Based in Hall Green, so we are never far from the gardens we work in.
We look at the job before we price it, so you know what is involved.
Branches, clippings and rubbish from our jobs are cleared and the garden left tidy.
Call, or send photos on WhatsApp, and we will come back to you.
Crown LiftingA tall golden conifer in a Hall Green back garden, with its bare trunk showing beneath the canopy above the fence.
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Tree FellingA tall conifer beside a conservatory is taken down in sections, leaving a cleared lawn and a new fence panel.
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Tree SurgeryA climber takes a tall garden oak down in stages above a Hall Green lawn, shed and planted borders.
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Sometimes. Many conifers do not regrow from bare wood, so we only remove lower branches that can safely go and leave enough green growth. If the tree cannot take much, we will explain honestly and suggest other options.
It can help. More light and air reaching the ground often reduces damp, shady conditions where moss thrives. It will not fix everything, since drainage and soil also play a part, but many lawns improve once the canopy is raised.
That depends on how quickly the tree puts out new low growth. Some need nothing further for a long time, others benefit from a light touch later. After the first lift, we can suggest when it is worth looking at again.
Tell us what needs doing and where. We will get back to you to arrange a visit and a free, no-obligation quote. Photos sent on WhatsApp help.