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T1 - Weeping willow Reduce the garden side of the weeping willow by reduction of the low limb extending towards the summer house (north) by 2-3m and reduce the remainder of the garden side of the tree into shape - an approximately 1m reduction in height and spread (east).
Removal of 1 no. Laurel Bush at the end of the garden.
Fell 1 no. Eucalyptus Tree. Tree is extremely tall and overhanging neighbours garage. Roots impacting york stone.
Replace Garage Doors
Fell 1 No. Silver Birch (T1). Fell 1 No. Mountain Ash (T2).
Single storey rear extension and sauna
Formation of new external door.
T1 - Fell - as shown in the images below it has significant die back, there was also noticeable fungus growing on the tree that had fallen. T2 - Fell - showing little signs of life. I would class as dead standing. T3 - Fell - unbalanced crown leaning towards the building. T4 - Fell - compromised union and unbalanced crown. Visible fungus growing on tree and at the base of the tree which suggests poor root structure and dead wood on main structure of trunk.