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Hulls Landscapes and tree works

A tree-works contractor. 9 planning applications on PlanIndex across 4 councils . On the register from 2021 to 2026.

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Track record

The 9 most recent applications naming this firm

  • 26/01363/TPO Awaiting decision

    9 Staffick Close Kenton Devon EX6 8NS

    Lime tree - Remove all the epicormic growth back to the main stem. Dead wood the whole tree. 10% reduction of the canopy to match the neighbouring tree no cuts greater than 120mm.

    Submitted 26 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/01060/TPO Awaiting decision

    19 Oak Tree Drive Newton Abbot Devon TQ12 4NN

    Remove dead wood from the Oak tree. (Number 1) Dismantle and remove Silver Birch tree down to ground level (Number 11) Dismantle Silver Birch No. 4 down to ground level

    Submitted 30 Jun 2026 Trees
  • AT/2026/0118 Granted

    Hyperion Underhill Road Torquay TQ2 6SL

    We want to remove the tree down to approximately 3m from ground level. After ongoing review its deemed necessary to dismantle and remove the tree due to its disease and no long term viability. T001 - Monterey Cypress - as in Hi-Lines report. 2021: The initial assessment noted a minor deterioration from the previous year, with the tree displaying sub-optimal vitality and crown density. This decline was accompanied by increasing levels of deadwood throughout the crown, with Old Mill Road identified as the primary high-occupancy target. 2023: Dysfunction within the crown had noticeably increased, with only approximately 50?60% of functional crown remaining. Infection by Seiridium cardinale was suspected. A large, upright, central primary limb, biased to the west, was confirmed dead and exhibited torsional splitting; this limb was somewhat sheltered by the remaining canopy. The increasing crown dysfunction was most visible over the driveway leading to Hyperion. 2025: The most recent inspection confirmed no significant change in the overall status or risk assessment of the tree. The dead primary limb was removed after the previous assessment as recommended. However, minor additional deterioration and the advancement of Seiridium cardinale symptoms were recorded, necessitating continued close monitoring. The long-term viability of this tree remains questionable and the requirement for its removal is highly likely.

    Decided 30 Jun 2026 Trees
  • AT/2026/0104 Refused

    Haldon Rise Haldon Road Torquay TQ1 2LX

    Holm Oak. To come down to hedge height as shown in pictures. which is approx a 5 metrre reduction. This is to remove a lot of the weight off the tree and bring it back to a stronger and more balanced shape. With the decay at the base we feel its necessary to give it the best change so it can focus growth closer to the trunk, which in turn will reduce the risk of branch failure. This tree is putting a large amount of pressure on the wall if allowed to continue growing there is a likelihood this would damage the structural integrity of the wall. Overhanging neighbouring property causing concerns for property, fencing and increased shade to their garden. Excessive cavity that has decay within at base of tree as shown in photos. This needs to be monitored. Ultimately we are wanting to preserve the tree with steps in order to help it as much as possible so we don't loose it completely.

    Decided 9 Jun 2026 Trees
  • 26/0064/TRE Awaiting decision

    Street Record Bradham Court Exmouth

    G5: Elm, Sycamore - fell and stack dead tree at the base of bank as a habitat pile. Coppice squirrel damages to Sycamore. T6: Ash - crown reduce in overall height to around17-19m (25-30% live crown). Retain all adventitious shoots and secondary branching proximal to reduction cuts. Target cuts approx. 200mm in diameter. G8: Oak x 4 & Field Maple - clear around the base, sever and remove 1m section of Ivy from the four Oak trees.

    Submitted 2 Feb 2026 Trees
  • AT/2026/0019 Granted

    Brackenfield 308 Dartmouth Road Paignton TQ4 6LH

    Monteray Cyprus. There is a 6-metre clearance on the highway We would like to continue that all the way around the tree to keep it even. Crown lift the lower laterals all the way around the tree to 6m. The longer lateral with an awkward union to come out entirely back to the growth point. Already some branch failure so wanting to help keep the tree balanced and remove some of the weight to the lateral limbs to prevent further failure. In the attached photo you can see a yellow line - this is the intended result and where we would like to crown lift to.

    Decided 25 Mar 2026 Trees
  • 25/01419/TPO Granted

    Former Cardew Pottery (Monterey Park) Newton Road Bovey Tracey

    Southern Boundary -Wildlife corridor G 5.000 Scots pine Fell standing dead pines located on boundary. (Pink spot) NW Boundary- Wildlife Corridor G 12.001 Scots pine Fell tree to Ground Level. Insecure root plate. W6 - Fell 3no dead Scots Pine (Red dot) G13 Coppice dying hazel. Opp No.39 - Prune adjoining trees away from corner of the roof to achieve 2m clearance. RONo.70 (Garages)-Coppice Hazels (2no) behind garages and crown lift remaining trees to achieve 2m clearance from the roof. RO No.78 (Garages) - Prune adjoining trees away from the garage roof to achieve 2m clearance Opp No.89 -Coppice Goat Willow (marked) & Prune adjoining beech away from corner of the roof to achieve 2m clearance

    Decided 27 Oct 2025 Trees
  • 24/0819/CAT Withdrawn

    St Marys House Wonford Road Exeter EX2 4PF

    Holm Oak. Reduce south east side of the Holm oak to bring the tree back into shape. There are very long lateral limbs which are holding a lot of weight at the ends. The tree is showing signs that other limbs that have died back, which we don't want to happen to this side therefore reducing the weight and bulge in the canopy will help the tree's strength.

    Decided 16 Aug 2024 Trees
  • AT/2021/0241 Granted

    Rialto Higher Erith Road Torquay TQ1 2NQ

    - Tree species: Holm Oak - The number used on the sketch plan): N/A, Only one tree in question. - A description of the proposed works: We propose to pollard the Holm Oak to its previous pollard points. - Reasons for the work: The Holm oak is encroaching onto the driveway, a limb has blown out with the high winds we had over the winter months and the retaining wall is being pushed as the Holm Oak is getting too big for the area. - Where trees are being felled: The pollard limbs will be lowered onto the private drive. - Proposals for planting replacement trees (including quantity, species, position and size) or reasons for not wanting to replant: N/A the tree will remain.

    Decided 13 Sep 2021 Trees

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