In a city like Wellington, a good view is worth a lot — and an overgrown tree can quietly swallow it. The good news: you rarely need to remove the tree to get the view back.
Crown thinning and lifting
Thinning the canopy lets you see through the tree while keeping its shape, and crown lifting removes lower branches to open up the outlook beneath. Both keep the tree healthy while restoring your view.
Selective reduction
Where a tree has grown tall and broad, careful crown reduction can bring it back to a size that frames your view rather than blocking it — without resorting to topping.
Work with the tree, not against it
The best view-enhancement work looks natural and keeps the tree thriving. Our arborists will find the balance between the outlook you want and the health of the tree.
