Tree Surgeons & Garden Maintenance

Wall and Tree in Cockermouth are tree surgeons offering a range of garden services, including garden maintenance, tree removals, stump grinding and fencing repairs. Council applications can also be completed for work on trees covered by TPOs or that are subject to conservation area restrictions. We are based in Cockermouth and operate throughout Cumbria & The Lake District.
Wall & Tree offer a range of forestry services to larger land owners, including felling, stock fencing, tree planting and maintenance.
We pride ourselves on continuous development and training to enable us to offer the best services available. We are fully insured and are trained to NPTC standards in all aspects of tree surgery and the safe use or pesticides.
If you would like to know more about our services please feel free to call for an informal chat.
tree surgeon in the lake district

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Doing some pre-planting maintenance work on one of our new planting sites yesterday. The team will be planting a range of trees including Sitka Spruce, Douglas fir and mixed broadleaf, with over 43,000 trees being planted in total. www.wallandtree.co.uk

Doing some pre-planting maintenance work on one of our new planting sites yesterday.

The team will be planting a range of trees including Sitka Spruce, Douglas fir and mixed broadleaf, with over 43,000 trees being planted in total.

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Chogging down the lower stem of the gum tree from yesterday. (using a Stihl MS261C chainsaw)

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Haha! Very good 😂

Bloody hell Dale Moose Moore you know how to keep people on the edge of their seat. When’s the sequel?

Today saw the team removing a leaning gum (Eucalyptus) tree in Maryport. The tree had started to lean towards buildings and lift the pavement on the outside of the fence line. With the roots starting to lift, it was decided that the best course of action would be to remove the tree before it became unsafe to climb. If the tree had fallen onto the buildings, serious damage could have been caused and substantial costs incurred. www.wallandtree.co.ukImage attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

Today saw the team removing a leaning gum (Eucalyptus) tree in Maryport.

The tree had started to lean towards buildings and lift the pavement on the outside of the fence line.

With the roots starting to lift, it was decided that the best course of action would be to remove the tree before it became unsafe to climb.

If the tree had fallen onto the buildings, serious damage could have been caused and substantial costs incurred.

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Did you find any 🐨 in there?

Thank you so much this and all your professionalism

Before and after shots from a mixed hedge removal we completed yesterday for a retired couple. The hedge had become to much for our clients to manage, and they wanted a lower maintenance alternative instead. Landscapers will install a new fence and planting scheme in the near future.Image attachment

Before and after shots from a mixed hedge removal we completed yesterday for a retired couple.

The hedge had become to much for our clients to manage, and they wanted a lower maintenance alternative instead.

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Taking out a small ash tree today due to it having Ash die back. Wasnt going to climb it but lack of access ment we couldnt get a platform in place, and not any room to fell it from the bottom. Should really have been taken out a year or two ago.

Taking out a small ash tree today due to it having Ash die back. Wasn't going to climb it but lack of access ment we couldn't get a platform in place, and not any room to fell it from the bottom. Should really have been taken out a year or two ago. ... See MoreSee Less

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