Poplar Tree Dismantle

Working with David Edwards Tree Services these 35 meter poplar trees were dismantled at Downton near Ludlow.

Using our 42 meter platform to dismantle 35 meter poplar trees

Ready for felling

For more information on our high access tree services please visit http://www.overheadworks.co.uk/Tree_Works.aspx

Working heights to 42 meters

A new ommelift 4200 takes our overheadworks up to 42 meters.

Put straight to work on tower block window cleaning for Fortis Living Group.

Hydraulic hose to basket allows safe high level pressure washing.

The crawler chassis deals with all types of terrain.

Powered by a hybrid diesel/batteries engine for reduced noise and air pollution.

For more information please contact Simon on M07899792183.

Roof and tree works at Hagley Hall

Hagley Hall is the home of 12th Viscount Cobham with part of the house available for both private and corporate functions.

Our work included roof repairs to the random slate on the house corner towers and a height reduction of the beech trees on the front lawn.

Reduction in height to trees on the main lawn

Ground protection boards in use

For more information on our high access maintenance services please visit http://www.overheadworks.co.uk/Maintenance.aspx

Difficult access tree work

This tree line making up part of the properties boundary could not be climbed

Trees were trimmed back to prevent fouling of the roof

Reaching across and working back from the other side

For more information on our high access tree services please visit http://www.overheadworks.co.uk/Tree_Works.aspx

Tree removal on the highway

Removal of a dangerous tree leaning into the highway on the A44 Worcester to Bromyard Road.

Other works included reduction in height of poplar trees and removal of dead wood from established oaks.

For more information on our high access tree services please visit http://www.overheadworks.co.uk/Equipment_Hire.aspx

Sectional tree felling on the banks of the river Severn

In September 2012 five dying trees were removed from the banks of the river Severn at the Lenchford Inn, Worcestershire. The trees over hanged the river and visitor boat moorings.  They were safely felled in sections using a crawler mounted work platform. The timber was removed from site and processed for firewood.