Wainwright Stump Removal is a quality tree removal company based in the North West of England and Wales, near Timperley, Hale, and Altrincham. If you’re looking to cleanly and affordably remove a tree in Timperley, just get in touch with us for a free, no obligations quote. In the past, we have removed trees for a range of customers including both private and commercial customers, from landscapers to tree surgeons and property developers; we will consider any work that we are able to undertake.

At Wainwright Stump Removal we do more than just tree stump removal; we can also remove trees. Having a tree removed from a garden or park is no light decision, but it’s sometimes necessary when a tree has died or become sick. Tree removal is a difficult and serious job, but at Wainwright we have both the tools and the expertise to do the job both safely and properly.

Next, it’s time to limb the tree. We will remove the branches from the tree, starting from the bottom and working to the top. We will do this safely, by standing on the other side of the tree from the saws, and ensuring that on slopes we always stay uphill from the tree.

When the tree has been limbed, it’s time to decide what to do with the trunk; this can either be chopped and kept for firewood or disposed of. We also provide a tree stump removal service; you can read about this process on our page about tree stump removal.

If you need to remove a tree in Timperley, Altrincham or Hale, then please get in touch for a free quote. We’ll consider all private and commercial work which can be undertaken safely and where there is adequate access. We also know how difficult tree and stump removal can be to you, which is why we go out of our way to provide a clean and convenient service with minimum mess and disruption.

When removing a tree, we work safely and cleanly. Where possible, the area of land surrounding the tree will be cleared to allow access and minimise damage. We will then make a wedge cut in the tree; this is a notch near the base of the tree which determines which way the tree will fall. We then make a backcut a little higher on the other side of the tree, which will allow the tree to fall.