Full or sectional tree cutting and removal for dead, diseased or unwanted trees, with all waste cleared from site.
Whether you'd call it tree cutting, tree felling or tree removal, it's the same job: taking a tree down safely and completely, whether it's died, picked up a disease like ash dieback, or is just too close to the house for comfort. Most Chesterfield gardens are too tight to fell a tree in one go, so the surgeons we introduce usually work sectionally, lowering it in controlled pieces on ropes. Removals include clearing the logs, brash and chippings, unless you'd rather keep the logs for firewood.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-21.
Sometimes. If the tree has a Tree Preservation Order or stands in a conservation area, council consent is needed before work starts. If it doesn't, felling usually doesn't need permission, but the surgeon should still check the register before quoting rather than assuming.
Usually, yes. Most surgeons will leave sectioned logs on site if you want to keep them for firewood, and only charge for clearing the brash and chippings rather than the full waste removal.
Shape and thin a tree to reduce weight, improve light, and keep it healthy long term.
Read more →Grind a stump below turf level so the area can be reseeded, paved or planted straight over.
Read more →Boundary hedges cut back and shaped, including tall or overgrown leylandii.
Read more →Fallen or dangerous trees made safe quickly after high winds or storm damage.
Read more →Not sure if a tree is protected? TPO and conservation area status gets checked before any work starts.
Read more →Send a few details and we'll aim to connect you with a suitable local tree care professional, usually within one working day.