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A few jobs from around Lapalud.

The same spot, before and after

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A large bare-branched tree in front of a house, before the workThe same tree dismantled in sections, trunk cut down and timber stacked on the groundBeforeAfter
A tree dismantled in sections above a roof — same viewpoint
A house gable blackened by run-off and moss, before cleaningThe same gable after pressure washing, the render an even colour againBeforeAfter
A gable cleaned with a pressure washer — same viewpoint

Eight jobs from around here

Every plot is different: these examples give a sense of the work, not a price. To know what yours involves, the simplest thing is still a visit.

  • A tall hedge being trimmed from a rolling scaffold tower

    Hedge trimming

    A hedge too tall for a stepladder: the rolling tower keeps the line straight along its whole length, safely.

  • A cherry picker extended into a tree, carrier truck in the foreground

    Pruning from a platform

    Where access allows, the platform replaces climbing: faster on tall, open trees.

  • A large hedge trimmed to a rounded shape, clippings on the ground before collection

    Hedge trimming

    A substantial hedge brought back to a rounded shape. The clippings you can see leave with the job.

  • An evergreen hedge freshly trimmed, flat top and straight faces, along a paved courtyard

    Hedge trimming

    Flat on top, plumb on the faces: a hedge cut straight keeps its line, and is all the quicker to bring back the following year.

  • A blue tarpaulin spread at the foot of a trimmed hedge, loaded with clippings

    Hedge trimming

    The tarp laid at the foot of the hedge catches the cuttings as they fall: none end up between the paving stones, and all of them leave with the job.

  • A block-paved terrace being cleaned with a pressure washer, half of it done

    Pressure washing

    The strip already washed shows the difference: moss and rain-black lift off and the paving gets its colour back.

  • Ground cleared after brush clearing, the surroundings of a house tidied

    Brush clearing

    A plot taken back around the house, cleared right to the boundary — what the statutory clearance obligation asks for.

  • A tree pruned back to its pollard knuckles, ladder resting against the trunk

    Tree pruning

    Pollarding a tree that has been managed this way for years: you come back to the same points, never elsewhere.

  • A tree being pruned in the courtyard of a stone house: half the crown cut back, the other half still in leaf, ladders standing

    Tree pruning

    Halfway through: the crown is taken back one side at a time, so you can see at a glance what has been cut and what is left to do.

  • The same tree pollarded back to its knuckles in the gravel courtyard, a ladder against the trunk and a stepladder in the foreground

    Tree pruning

    The same tree once finished: every branch taken back to its pollard knuckle, the framework left intact, ready to shoot again in spring.

  • Mown ground in front of a house, edges taken back

    Lawn mowing

    Ground taken back after a dry spell: the cut is left higher so what remains does not scorch.

  • A hedge trimmed along an access way, kerb and ground swept clean

    Garden maintenance

    A hedge taken back along a passage: trimmed flush to the kerb, and swept up behind.

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