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See how we safely removed two dead trees near Totnes High Street, managed the Conservation Area process, turned the timber into future firewood and removed the stumps ready for new planting.
Worried your tree looks dead or unsafe? This guide explains the urgent warning signs homeowners should look for, from cracks and hanging limbs to fungal growth, root movement, sudden lean, and bare crowns in summer.
A neighbour’s tree blocking sunlight into your home or garden often feels frustrating, but your rights depend on where the tree sits, whether branches cross your boundary, and whether the tree has legal protection. This guide explains what Devon homeowners should know before taking action.
Horse chestnut bleeding patches often point to stress, disease, or bark damage. This homeowner guide explains what the dark patches mean, what warning signs to check, when to call a tree surgeon, and how Kneebone Trees helps assess and manage horse chestnut trees safely.
Spring is the right time for homeowners to check trees after winter weather. Broken branches, trunk cracks, root movement, decay, and weak growth often show up before strong winds arrive. This guide explains what to look for, what needs urgent action, and when to bring in an ARB Approved contractor.
Tree pruning for sunlight helps South Hams homeowners improve light levels, support healthier planting, and enjoy brighter gardens in Totnes, Dartmouth, and nearby villages.
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