Tree Removal Service in Belfast

Professionals use a variety of techniques to safely and efficiently remove a tree.

Depending on the situation, they may use manual methods such as pruning, cutting and lopping to remove branches or the entire tree. They may also use powerful machinery such as cranes and chainsaws to help with the removal.
Once a tree has been removed, the professional may then need to treat the area where the tree once stood to prevent any further damage or disease from spreading. They may also need to grind down any remaining stumps for safety and aesthetic purposes.

Overall, it's important to trust professionals with your tree removal needs as they are trained to do properly and safely handle the job. With their expertise, you can be sure that your tree will be removed quickly, cleanly and with minimal disturbance to your property.

The answer to this question depends on the situation and location of the tree, as well as its size. In some cases, local councils are responsible for removing and cutting down trees in public spaces, such as parks or streets.

In other cases, it’s up to the resident to bear the cost and contact a professional tree surgeon to safely remove or prune the tree. However, it’s important to note that laws regarding tree cutting and removal vary from place to place. So it’s best to contact your local council for advice before taking any action.

The best time of year to cut down a tree depends on the species and type of tree, as well as the climate in which it grows. Generally speaking, winter is the best time to remove a tree. This is because it's dormant and does not require as much water. The roots are also more accessible during colder months, making it easier to dig up and remove.

It's also important to note that certain trees should never be cut down during the breeding or nesting season, as this can disrupt wildlife habitats. So if you have questions about when to remove a particular tree, it's best to speak with a professional tree surgeon for guidance.

The cost of having a large tree removed in Northern Ireland depends on several factors including the size and type of tree, accessibility, the complexity of removal and the location of the tree.

Generally speaking, you can expect to pay anywhere from £200-£3000 for large tree removal in Belfast. The cost may also go up if there are other trees nearby that need to be removed to safely access the one being taken down.

If you have questions about specific pricing, it's best to contact us for an accurate estimate. Our professional tree surgeon will also provide advice on the best and safest way to proceed with the removal.