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Beech hedge reduction in Ballater, Aberdeenshire

Beech Hedge Reduction, Royal Deeside

Our team of tree surgeons completed this awkward Beech Hedge Trimming work in Migvie, near Ballater, Aberdeenshire. We had to follow the contour of the slope to maintain an even height from the ground all the way down the hedge line – not easy because we had to climb through the Beech hedge to cut the hedge as the ground was too steep and uneven for ladders or our Scaffold Tower on both sides of the hedge.

Our Tree Surgeons are fully qualified and experienced and will leave your premises in an immaculate condition after your hedge reduction work has been completed.

We take great pride in our tree surgery work, and you can rest assured that our team of tree surgeons will conduct the work to the highest standards of customer service and health and safety. Call us today for a free quotation for your hedge reduction and hedge cutting requirements.

Beech hedge reduction work in Ballater, Aberdeenshire

The same Beech hedge the year before

Sometimes the only way to do it is to get in to it

Beech hedge reduction work underway

Working up the slope hedge

Cutting to the new height of the hedge

The lush green Beech hedge 2 years after reduction work

2 years after reduction work

The Beech hedge has grown in to its new shape

The easier section of the Beech hedge with flat ground on the garden side

The easy bit – on flat ground

The ground is flatter on the easy section

We can use the scaffold tower in the easier part of the beech hedge because it has level ground on the garden side.

Using the Scaffold Tower

Flatter ground makes the job a little easier

An enormous fallen tree demonstrating the mess it can create. This is being dealt with by Julian Barclay Tree Surgeons
Storm damaged trees can fall in the most awkward places. This one has fallen over a driveway in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire
Cutting up the trunk and moving the logs into a pile with our tractor
Cutting some of the logs into smaller rounds for the customer to split and burn
In comes our large Trailer to remove everything from site.
Julian Barclay Tree Surgeons in Aberdeenshire cutting the tree trunk into logs
The damaged tree has been removed. All that remains is the large stump at ground level.

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