Pruning at height
Pine and palm tree pruning at height
When branches touch the roof, fill the pool with needles or hang over the power lines, we climb up on ropes and remove them without dropping anything where it shouldn’t go.
When you need it
- Branches over the roof, the pool or the power lines.
- A tree that has grown so big it shades the whole house.
- Needles and pine cones blocking the gutters every autumn.
- Palms with dead fronds hanging down, or attacked by red palm weevil.
- After a storm, with broken or hanging branches.
Pruning at height
How we do it
- 01
Climbing with rope and harness.
We reach the crown without a crane and without driving heavy machinery over your garden.
- 02
We cut only what needs cutting.
We reduce or thin the crown where the tree heals well. We don't top trees: a topped tree gets weaker and grows back worse.
- 03
Every branch lowered on a rope.
Piece by piece, so nothing hits the roof, the pool or the plants.
- 04
Waste taken away.
We shred or remove everything.
Pines and palms: what we work on most
Stone pine
Crown reduction and deadwood removal. Best in autumn and winter.
Palms
Everything they need: removing dead fronds and fruit, pruning and red palm weevil treatment.
Holm oaks, oaks and others
Formative and safety pruning.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to prune a pine?
It depends on the height, the access and how much waste there is. Send us a photo on WhatsApp and we will give you a no-obligation quote.
What's the best time of year to prune?
For most trees, autumn and winter. If a branch is dangerous, don't wait.
Do I need to be at home?
No. Access to the garden is all we need, and we'll let you know when we're done.
Do you take the waste away?
Yes. We shred or remove everything and leave the area swept.
Worried about a tree?
Send us a photo and we'll tell you what it needs and how much it costs.