We work with homeowners to remove unwanted trees, cut back branches and help to remove unwanted tree roots. We provide hedge cutting and trimming services and remove and dispose of all remains after each hedge cutting job. Our team are all local from Bolton and provide the best local tree surgeon service in the area.
Services
Are you looking for a reliable and competent Tree Surgeon? Just Trees Uk are local tree surgeons based in Lancashire who are ideally placed to serve all the North West areas. Just Trees UK are fully qualified Tree Surgeons, we are professional arborists who cover all forms of tree work from dismantling the largest of trees to pruning garden fruit trees.
Cutting down a tree, or tree felling, is something that should always be left to professionals as it requires knowledge, skills and experience together with the right felling tools. There are many factors we have to take into consideration including any nearby structures, falling direction, wind, permissions and licencing, as well as the height and shape of the tree.
Just Trees UK welcome the opportunity to plant trees and in particularly native ones. We take great pride in planting giving back to our environment, when ever the chance arises. Species accepted as being native are predominantly broadleaved, deciduous species, and also evergreens such as holly, yew, scots pine ect.
Hedges come in many shapes and sizes, and different plants. Typically a hedge needs to be trimmed annually. Reduction in height is often needed, requiring a particular skill to achieve a level finish. With our hedge cutting and trimming services we not only maintain your gardens appearance, but we remove and dispose of all remains after each hedge cutting job.
Tree Removal & Dismantling throughout Bolton and the North West. Although retaining trees is the main focus of the company, there are situations when tree removal becomes vital. Poorly situated trees can become an invasive nuisance, especially trees growing in close proximity to buildings, walls or public access.
