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Spring has sprung, and with it comes the promising sight of green leaves and budding blooms on trees. But just because your trees may look healthy on the surface, it doesn't mean they don't require a little attention from a tree surgeon! 

With expert knowledge of the many specific needs of different kinds of trees, and the tools and experience to get the job done safely and effectively, a tree surgeon can help you:

- Identify and trim any dead or diseased branches that could cause damage in a storm
- Thin out overgrown branches to restore the tree's shape and let sunlight reach the lower branches
- Prune trees at the optimal time to promote growth and keep them looking their best
- Remove trees that are causing damage to your property, or pose a safety risk

If you're in need of a skilled tree surgeon to give your trees some loving care this spring, look no further. With over 10 years supporting the EDF community and 5 star reviews (look out for me).

Call Patrick today to book a free a quote on 07455 735 879

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