Hyperion Tree Services

Willow House 2 Keswick Court Bardsey Leeds LS17 9PG

T1 - Weeping Willow (Salix Babylonica). Proposed Works: Reduce only the north-western overhang laterally by approximately 2-3 metres to suitable pruning points. The tree currently exhibits a significant lean towards the garden and has several substantial limbs overhanging both 1 and 2 Keswick Court. During my initial inspection, I observed visual indications of a minor fracture beginning to develop on one of the main limbs, which may eventually fail. This is of particular concern given that willow trees are well known for their tendency to shed limbs. From a professional arboricultural perspective, the tree may also benefit from a pollard in the future to encourage more manageable regrowth, improve overall structure and shape, and help reduce the likelihood of significant limb failure.

Walker Court, Units 2 And 3 And Rear Of Unit 1 Walker Court Audby Lane Wetherby LS22 7FD

T1 Ash: Fell. The tree is showing early signs of Ash Dieback and is situated immediately adjacent to the car park, presenting a potential risk to nearby users and vehicles. T2 Hawthorn: Fell. The tree contains a significant cavity and is exhibiting clear signs of decay. T3 Sycamore: Lateral reduction by 2 to 3m. To be reduced on the side nearest the building to maintain safe clearance and prevent potential contact with the structure. T4 Sycamore:Lateral reduction by 2 to 3m. To be reduced on the side nearest the building to maintain safe clearance and prevent potential contact with the structure. T5 Sycamore: Fell. The main stem is dead approximately three-quarters of the way up the tree, resulting in significant structural failure and increased risk of collapse. G6, G7, G8, G9 Birch: (front of site, adjacent to car park) Crown lift required to achieve up to 5m clearance over parking bays. This is necessary as larger vehicles are currently making contact with lower branches.