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.
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A small sycamore tree with a couple of cavities near the base and a phone cable running through the canopy. The team have been asked to provide a quote for removing this tree by a local housing provider. Hopefully, well be removing this tree in the coming week. www.wallandtree.co.ukImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

A small sycamore tree with a couple of cavities near the base and a phone cable running through the canopy.

The team have been asked to provide a quote for removing this tree by a local housing provider.

Hopefully, we'll be removing this tree in the coming week.

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Working on the banks of the river cocker this morning, removing several declining ash tree in the rain. These Ash trees all had advanced signs of die back and were unlikely to recover. With several bridges downstream and the trees leaning towards the water the owners wanted them removed before they caused an obstruction in the river. Not a fun job to do , but a necessary one unfortunately. www.wallandtree.co.uk

Working on the banks of the river cocker this morning, removing several declining ash tree in the rain. These Ash trees all had advanced signs of die back and were unlikely to recover.

With several bridges downstream and the trees leaning towards the water the owners wanted them removed before they caused an obstruction in the river.

Not a fun job to do , but a necessary one unfortunately.

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1 week ago

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Are they going to plant more back?

Veteran sweet chestnut with a circumference of almost 20 feet .

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Stunning

Had some extra help this morning.

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2 weeks ago

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Did you see Batman?

Working in south Cumbria today. Doing some vegetation control, Cutting back Rhododendron on the edges of a clear fell site. Well be back next week to take down the remaining infected larch trees and one or two sweet chestnut before the final pre-planting preparation work can be done. Sometime in the new year well be re-planting the site and then well be back and forward over a couple of years to maintain the planted trees. www.wallandtree.co.ukImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

Working in south Cumbria today. Doing some vegetation control, Cutting back Rhododendron on the edges of a clear fell site.

We'll be back next week to take down the remaining infected larch trees and one or two sweet chestnut before the final pre-planting preparation work can be done.

Sometime in the new year we'll be re-planting the site and then we'll be back and forward over a couple of years to maintain the planted trees.

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2 weeks ago

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