TBH Tree Care was recently called to carry out a leylandii height reduction in North Creake, where one section of a hedge had been left to grow significantly taller than the rest. The tree was located within the North Creake Conservation Area, just under two metres from a nearby barn, making careful planning and execution essential.
Our Approach
Our goal was to reduce the height of the overgrown leylandii to bring it in line with the rest of the maintained hedge line, restoring a uniform appearance and preventing the risk of overshadowing nearby structures.
Because the work took place within a designated conservation area, we took extra care to comply with local regulations and carry out the reduction without disturbing the character of the surroundings. All work was completed using safe, professional climbing and cutting techniques, and the area was left neat and tidy on completion.
Project Highlights
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Location: North Creake, Norfolk
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Scope: Height reduction of leylandii tree within a conservation area
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Services provided: Hedge height reduction, tree work near buildings, conservation-sensitive pruning
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Challenges: Working near a barn in a protected area
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Outcome: Tree reduced to match hedge line, with minimal disruption and full regulatory compliance
Why Choose TBH Tree Care for Tree Removal in North Creake?
We’re experienced in carrying out tree and hedge work in Norfolk’s conservation areas, with a strong understanding of planning requirements and a professional, respectful approach to heritage environments. Whether it’s leylandii height reduction or general hedge maintenance, we deliver high-quality results that blend safety, aesthetics, and compliance.