Safe Tree Removal
If you're dealing with a leaning or fallen tree in your local area or even in your back garden, look no further than our team.
Safe tree removal starts with a full check of the tree and the area around it. Our team of arborists look at the condition of the tree, the direction it leans, and what is nearby, such as buildings, fences, and cables.
We set up a clear work zone and use the right tools and safety kit. If there is limited space, we remove the tree in smaller sections and lower it carefully. We clear waste and leave the site tidy.
Tree Removal Services
Tree removal services help you deal with trees that are unsafe, damaged, diseased, or in the wrong place. We inspect the tree, plan the safest possible approach, and remove it using controlled cutting methods and the most suitable, high-quality equipment. Where space is limited, we take it down in sections to protect nearby property. We can also remove the stump, clear all waste, and tidy the site so your outdoor space is safe and ready to use.
Planned Tree Removal
Planned tree removal is a safe and organised way to take down a tree that is no longer suitable for your garden or site. Our arborists will assess the tree, check access, and plan the work to reduce risk to nearby buildings, fences, and plants. We remove the tree carefully and dispose of all waste responsibly, leaving the area clean.
Sectional Dismantling
Sectional dismantling is most frequently used when there is not enough space to fell a tree in one piece. The tree is taken down in smaller sections, often using ropes and controlled lowering to protect nearby property. This method is ideal near homes, roads, sheds, and power lines. It helps keep the job safe and controlled.
Stump Removal
Stump removal clears away the remaining stump and main roots after a tree has been cut down. This helps prevent regrowth and makes the area safer and easier to use. We use specialist equipment to grind the stump below ground level. The space can then be levelled, replanted, or prepared for paving, turf, or landscaping.
Fallen Tree Clearance
Fallen tree clearance removes trees or large branches that have come down due to storms, disease, or damage. We make the area safe first, then cut and remove the timber in manageable pieces. We can clear debris from gardens, driveways, paths, and entrances. Waste is removed and recycled where possible to restore access quickly.
Site Tidy-up
Site tidy-up is the final step to leave your outdoor space neat and safe after tree work. We collect branches, logs, and loose debris, then rake and clear all around the area.
If requested, we can chip off any smaller material for removal or reuse. This helps limit the amount of mess, lowers trip risks, and leaves your garden ready to use.
Emergency Tree Service
Emergency tree service is most needed when trees on your site become dangerous due to storm damage, splitting, leaning, or falling branches. We get to your location quickly to eliminate the risks to people and your property. The area is made safe first, then we remove hazards using controlled cutting and safe methods. We clear debris and leave the site tidy and secure.
What To Do First In An Emergency
If a tree has fallen or looks unsafe in your area, keep people and pets well away from the scene if possible. Do not go near hanging branches or a leaning trunk, as it can shift without warning.
If the tree is touching power lines, stay back and call the electricity network operator straight away. If there is danger to the public or a road is blocked, call 999.
Take clear photos from a safe distance, if you can. Then contact Green Tips to arrange urgent help with our team.
Book Emergency Tree Removal
When a tree becomes unsafe to stand, booking emergency tree removal can be the quickest way to protect your home, garden, and the people around you. Storm damage, splits in the trunk, or exposed roots are just a few instances that can make a tree unpredictable.
Our tree surgeons have all the skills to assess the risk and choose the safest method, including careful sectional removal when space is tight. Sometimes, removal is the best option because repairs cannot make the tree completely stable again, or the damage may lead to future failure.
Prompt removal can also prevent blocked access, further property damage, and extra clean-up costs. Contact our team today to arrange more immediate support.
Hedge Maintenance
We offer expert hedge maintenance, including trimming, shaping, and seasonal care to keep your hedges healthy and well-groomed. Our team ensures your boundaries look neat and provide privacy all year round.
Woodland Management
Our woodland management services support biodiversity and tree health. From thinning and planting to pest control and debris clearance, we create sustainable woodland environments tailored to your requirements.
Firewood Supply & Delivery
We supply high-quality, seasoned firewood suitable for fireplaces and wood burners. Our firewood is sustainably sourced, ensuring an environmentally friendly solution for your heating needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Emergency Tree Removal
Find out more about emergency tree removal from our frequently asked questions. If you require any further information, feel free to get in contact on 01635 254 712.
A tree emergency can include a fallen tree, large broken branches, a tree leaning dangerously, or damage caused by strong winds. If a tree could fall onto a home, road, vehicle, or public area, it should be checked as soon as possible.
Yes. Emergency tree removal can be arranged across Newbury, Donnington and Thatcham for fallen, damaged, unstable, or dangerous trees.
Response times depend on the location, weather, access, and level of danger. Urgent cases are usually given priority, especially where a tree is blocking access or creating an immediate safety risk.
Keep away from the tree and any damaged branches. Do not try to move large branches yourself. If the tree has damaged power lines, keep well clear and contact the electricity network operator before arranging tree work.
Yes. Fallen trees can often be removed from houses, garages, sheds, fences, and other buildings. The tree should first be checked so it can be removed safely without causing further damage.
Yes. Fallen trees and branches can be cut and cleared to restore access to driveways, entrances, paths, and other areas.
Sometimes. Depending on the condition of the tree, damaged or dangerous branches may be removed instead of taking down the whole tree. A proper check will help decide the safest option.
The tree can be cut into manageable sections and the branches and waste cleared from the site. Larger pieces of timber may also be removed or left on site if agreed beforehand.
Some trees may be protected or located within a conservation area. Emergency work may still be allowed where there is an immediate danger, but local rules can apply. It is important to check the requirements before carrying out non-urgent work.
The cost depends on the size and condition of the tree, where it has fallen, access to the site, and the work needed to make the area safe. A clear price can usually be provided after the situation has been assessed.
