Deadwooding

Have you got a tree with dead branches?

Deadwooding refers to the process of removing dead branches from trees. This tree maintenance technique enhances the tree’s appearance, reduces the risk of falling branches, and improves safety for people and structures nearby. Deadwooding is often performed as part of routine tree pruning to encourage new growth and prevent decay or pest infestations. It also allows sunlight to penetrate more effectively, promoting a healthier overall canopy. Deadwooding does not need permission from the local planning authority.