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Take a Bough's expert tree surgeons cover the Putney area

For tree surgeons, the wide range of housing stock leads to a wide variety of gardens and therefore trees. From large detached properties to residential blocks, our Putney tree surgeons practice all elements of Arboriculture for our clients. From large dismantling jobs to precise tree pruning, hedge trimming to planting, there is plenty to keep us busy and utilise our full range of tree surgery services.

Performing arboricultural tasks in urban centres, such as Putney, requires a concentration on the health and safety of the general public and their property. All arboricultural work should be carried out by qualified, insured and experienced tree surgery professionals, due to the risks and dangers involved. It is essential that all risks should be assessed and managed as a matter of course. When working in confined spaces, it is essential to work in a manner that considers our clients property and that of the neighbours. Our tree surgeons often have to use access through properties and take the utmost care to ensure no damage and limited disruption. If you require our tree surgery services in the Putney area, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

"We always arrange for Toby to come once a year to cut back overhanging tree branches and a big ivy hedge on our house. "

Sir Peter

Working as a tree surgeon in Putney

“And thus we take leave of Putney, one of the pleasantest of the London suburbs, as well as the most accessible. The immense increase in the number of houses in late years testifies to its popularity; but there is still an almost unlimited extent of open ground which cannot be covered; and with wood and water, common and hill, there will always be an element of freshness and openness in Putney seldom to be obtained so near London.” J. C. Geikie, The Fascinations of London, 1903

Located in the London Borough of Wandsworth, Putney is one of the major centres of South West London. With ample green space and commercial facilities, Putney is a popular place to live. Famous as the traditional start of the Oxford and Cambridge Universities Boat Race and for centuries a centre for leisure due to open spaces and clean air. According to John Locke, who in 1679, wrote:

“The sports of England for a curious stranger to see are horse-racing, hawking, hunting, and bowling; at Putney he may see several persons of quality bowling two or three times a week.”

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