Storm Damaged Tree Removal
When strong winds swept through the area recently, one large, mature tree came toppling over — but instead of falling flat, it ended up hanging dangerously above a newly planted garden area, close to the house. This windblown tree was precariously balanced, and the risk of sudden collapse was high. The situation required urgent attention, strategic planning, and specialist expertise.
Our team was called in to assess and manage the hazard. From the outset, it was clear that this dangerous windblown tree would demand more than standard tree removal techniques. Windblown trees can store enormous hidden tension, and any wrong move can cause them to shift or snap without warning. Safety — for our team, the public, and the surrounding property — was our absolute priority.


A Specialist Approach
Following a detailed on-site risk assessment, our team devised a unique and controlled removal plan. Using strategic rigging off surrounding trees, we stabilised the suspended trunk and branches to prevent unexpected movement. This allowed us to gradually relieve pressure and dismantle the tree safely, section by section.
To achieve this, our operatives combined advanced rigging techniques, specialist machinery, and extensive windblown tree training. Their experience and understanding of tree structure, tension, and load control meant every cut was planned with precision. State-of-the-art lifting and winching equipment gave us the ability to manipulate the tree’s weight and position with complete control throughout the operation.
Teamwork and Safety First
Every step of the process was coordinated through clear communication and teamwork. Our operatives maintained strict safety zones, constant radio contact, and full adherence to industry best practices. Thanks to this disciplined approach, the operation was completed safely, efficiently, and without damage to the newly planted garden below.
This successful removal highlights the importance of ongoing training and certification in dealing with windblown and storm-damaged trees. These skills allow our teams to respond effectively to complex, high-risk situations while keeping people and property safe.
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