

Back again to a regular client for some extreme hedge cutting and pruning, all made easy with the CMC Spiderlift 23m tracked MEWP
Jamie Mcdoog Matty Gaslonde Tucker and Co
Removal of larch trees along a drive to a country house where we have been removing large conifers surrounding the gardens. They were planted as a screen but had now outgrown their position, so we removed three to allow the drive to be extended with the help of our ROBO-FLAIL.
Jamie has been at Avebury Manor trimming the endless box and yew hedges in the gardens – with help from Len, Felix, Matty and Jac.
The lime trees in West Lavington which underwent pollarding in the early spring look a little different after a season’s growth…
Clear results were showing the cross-section of decay present in a tree removed from the car park of a soon-to-open children’s home in Westbury in the grounds of the former Chalford House Hotel. This was all confirmed in the PICUS report. As you can see, the tree looked perfectly healthy from the outside but had to be taken down as it was unsafe, especially over a car park. And we needed to wait until the birds had finished nesting to undertake the work.
Well done by all involved; the new spider MEWP proving its worth, along with the timber crane o remove the timber; no heavy lifting at CC Ltd!
What a difference a week makes – storms and strong winds delayed the start to a lime avenue pollarding project in West Lavington.
Great work by all involved – 2 MEWPS do make it safe and much easier.
See here for details of the MEWPs used by Conservation Contractors
We finally were able to get back to finish the pollards in West Lavington once the school had broken up for Easter. The recent high winds delayed the start of the project
Great job by all involved.
Trimming of National Trust Hedges at Avebury within the garden of The Manor – a mixture of yew and box.
We also needed to undertake some reductions and adjustments to the topiary, as well as lots of straight hedges – excellent job by Tad & Garry.
Here’s the link to Avebury – open again after 18th February.