Planning a pool, concrete slab or retaining wall? Existing trees, stumps and roots can affect excavation and site preparation if they sit within or close to the proposed work area. What needs to be removed will depend on the location of the tree, the extent of its root system and what is being built. Dealing
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In short: Tree lopping removes large sections of a tree to reduce its size or create clearance. Tree pruning is selective cutting based on the tree’s structure, health and growth. Heavy lopping can harm a tree, so it’s best to have an arborist assess which approach suits it. Tree lopping and tree pruning are often
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What is Tree Lopping? Tree lopping is the removal of large branches or sections of a tree to reduce its size or create clearance. It’s usually done when a tree has outgrown its space, is growing close to a building, or has branches that have become a safety concern. Done heavily or in the wrong
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