Areas Covered
Tree Surgeon in Coningsby
Tree work for homes, businesses and land around Coningsby, south of Horncastle on the A153.
Coningsby is around seven miles south of Horncastle along the A153, so it is easy for Will and John to reach. It is the larger half of the Coningsby and Tattershall area, separated from Tattershall by the River Bain, and RAF Coningsby lies just south of the town.
The land here is flat and open, between the Wolds to the east and the Fens to the west, with little to break the wind. Trees in exposed gardens and along field edges take the full force of westerly gales, and fast-growing willows and poplars on low ground can drop large limbs. Parts of the area near the Bain and the Witham are covered by Environment Agency flood warnings, and ground gets soft through the winter. That is one reason the tracked spider lift is useful here, because it spreads its weight and works on soft ground.
Many gardens here have trees and conifer hedges that were planted small and have since outgrown the space. Typical requests are crown reductions, hedge reductions and removing trees that have become too big for the garden. Neighbouring Tattershall has a conservation area, so if your home is near the boundary, check with East Lindsey District Council before work. Our guide to tree preservation orders explains how.
For gardens, see domestic tree surgery and tree felling and removal. Businesses and landowners can read about commercial tree work, and tall or awkward trees can be reached with MEWP access work. Trees near overhead lines need utility arboriculture and line clearance. Ring Will on 07506 185049 or John on 07538 128890, or send the details through the contact page. Site visits are free and quotes are no obligation.
Why New Leaf Arb
- Two NPTC qualified arborists, Will and John
- £10 million public liability insurance
- 23m tracked spider MEWP and 13m 4x4 MEWP
- Free site visits and no-obligation quotes
FAQs
Common questions
How far is Coningsby from you?
About seven miles from Horncastle along the A153, so site visits are straightforward to arrange.
Can you work on soft or waterlogged ground?
Usually, yes. The tracked spider lift spreads its weight and works on soft ground, and ground protection can be used on lawns.
Can you reduce a tree that has outgrown a modern garden?
Yes. Crown reductions bring height and spread down while keeping a natural shape. Where a tree is simply too big for the space, removal may be the better answer.