Mixed Use: Factory Clearing and Home Gardens

For property owners in Centurion, tree felling Hennopspark is often the quickest way to remove a safety risk before it damages roofs, walls, or vehicles. Tree Felling Centurion is the local specialist for planned removals and urgent hazards in the City of Tshwane, and we pride ourselves on clear, safe work.

Felling means cutting down a tree, but it can also mean careful dismantling in tight spots. We use the right tools and professional skill to avoid danger, property damage and unnecessary disruption.

What you can expect: safe work, minimal disruption, tidy clean-up, clear communication and compliant site behaviour. We know Centurion sites often have boundary walls, narrow driveways and busy parking bays, so planning matters.

Our high-level services include felling, removal, stump grinding, pruning, palm work and emergency response. If you’d like a quote and an on-site assessment, request one and our team will visit to advise the best approachGet My Free Quote

tree felling Hennopspark

Specialised Tree Removal for Complexes, Homes & Industrial Sites

Every job in this area starts with a site survey so we can match method, crew and timings to local conditions. We plan around access points, pedestrian flows and the proximity of powerlines and buildings.

How we tailor plans

  • Freestanding homes: careful sectional dismantling to protect gardens and paving.
  • Townhouse complexes: staged work with cordons to keep shared bays safe.
  • Warehouses and office parks: coordinated lifts and secure loading for bulky removal loads.

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Serving All Hennopspark & Centurion Areas

Centurion sits in the City of Tshwane, with major routes like the N1, N14 and R21 nearby. Those corridors affect timing and logistics, so we schedule lifts during traffic windows and limit noise near busy hubs.

Working around tight access and boundary constraints

Where driveways are narrow or bays are shared, we use controlled rigging, smaller drop zones and precise lowering. Before we arrive, please remove vehicles, unlock gates and move fragile items. We protect paving and structures and leave every site tidy at handover.

Our Complete Tree Felling Services in Hennopspark

From precise dismantling to full-site clearing, our services meet the needs of Centurion properties. We list core categories so you can identify what you need fast and book the right service with confidence.

Precision felling and sectional dismantling

What we do: take large specimens down in controlled pieces where space is tight. We rig sections, lower branches and protect walls and paving.

Tree removal and debris clearing

Removal covers cutting into manageable sections, loading and hauling away all debris. We leave the site swept and ready for use.

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Stump removal and stump grinding

Choose grinding for quick clearance or full stump removal for landscaping and paving plans. Both options remove trip hazards and improve finish.

Palm cutting, palm trimming and palm removal

Palms need different cutting methods and careful handling to look neat. We use specialist tools and safe techniques for tidy results.

Tree trimming, pruning, thinning and shaping

Pruning for health differs from shaping for appearance. We balance aesthetic trimming with structure and growth safety.

  • Professional equipment and proven techniques reduce risk to roofs, walls and plants.
  • What you get: cleaner lines, safer canopies, more light and a tidy site.

5 Signs You Need Immediate Tree Removal

Knowing when to remove a specimen from your Centurion garden can prevent costly repairs and reduce risk to people and property. We aim to give clear, practical guidance so decisions are straightforward and not alarmist.

A close-up view of a residential property in Centurion, showcasing the moment of tree removal. In the foreground, a worker in professional attire is operating a chainsaw on a large tree, with wood chips flying around. The middle ground features a partially felled tree, revealing its intricate bark texture and tree rings, while the background includes a typical suburban home with well-kept gardens. The lighting is bright and midday, creating sharp shadows that emphasize the action of the tree removal. The atmosphere is focused and industrious, capturing the importance of tree maintenance in residential areas. The shot is taken from a slightly low angle for an impactful perspective.

Dead, dying or storm-weakened specimens

Deadwood, visible cracking, a sudden lean or an unstable root plate are clear red flags. These signs show the specimen may fail in high wind and cause damage to roofs, cars or walls.

Visible risks: loose branches, hollow trunks and splitting bark. If pruning cannot restore structure, removal is often the safer option.

Diseased specimens and preventing spread

Disease can move quickly through hedges and adjacent trees. Removing an infected specimen can protect established plants and help preserve garden health.

Roots lifting paving or affecting services

Roots that lift paving, crack kerbs or interfere with drainage and plumbing demand attention. Left unchecked, these problems grow and become costly to repair.

“Timely assessment beats emergency removal after the next storm.”

What we check:

  • Canopy health and deadwood
  • Trunk integrity and visible cracks
  • Base stability and root plate condition
  • Proximity to structures, roofs and access routes

Removal is a last resort when pruning or care won’t fix the issue. Schedule an inspection and we’ll recommend pruning, trimming or safe removal based on risk and site access.

24/7 Emergency Tree Felling & Storm Damage Cleanup

Quick, calm intervention after heavy wind or rain restores safe access and reduces further structural harm. We respond to true emergencies: blocked driveways, access roads, leaning specimens into roofs and branches hung above cars or walkways.

A dramatic landscape scene depicting emergency tree felling in Hennopspark after a storm. In the foreground, a skilled arborist in professional work attire uses a chainsaw on a fallen tree, with sawdust flying around. In the middle ground, other workers are clearing branches and debris, showcasing teamwork during a storm response. The background features a mix of damaged trees and remaining healthy ones under a cloudy, overcast sky, hinting at recent rainfall. Soft, diffused lighting enhances the somber yet proactive mood of the scenario, capturing the urgency of the situation. A moderate angle captures both the action and the surrounding environment, emphasizing the theme of industrial response in a residential area.

Fallen blocks and suspended limbs

After storms we see complete falls, snapped tops and large limbs split yet still suspended. These situations pose immediate risk to people and property and require an emergency assessment before any cutting starts.

After-hours safety-first stabilisation

We secure the site, set exclusion zones and stabilise loose sections to prevent further damage overnight. Where roads feeding the N1, N14 or R21 are affected, restoring safe access is a priority.

How we work and what to expect

  • Priority: remove the highest-risk sections first.
  • Method: sectional cutting and controlled lowering rather than a single fast cut.
  • Timing: many call-outs resolve within a few hours depending on size, access and complexity.

We clear debris so your property is usable again, then advise follow-up pruning and removal to reduce future emergency risk.

Fully Insured & Safety-First Tree Felling

Before a saw starts, we map risks, exclusion zones and safe landing areas for every job. That planning step sets the tone: plan first, cut second.

A serene and well-organized tree felling site in Hennopspark, Centurion, during a bright, sunny day. In the foreground, a safety-conscious professional, wearing a hard hat and high-visibility workwear, inspects safety equipment and safety signage. In the middle ground, a group of workers, also in protective gear, are carefully examining a tall tree, planning the felling process. Surrounding them, lush green trees and a clear blue sky emphasize a safe working environment. The background features a few orange safety cones and a portable first-aid kit, highlighting the standard safety measures. Soft, natural lighting casts gentle shadows, enhancing the professional atmosphere of safety and preparedness. The scene conveys a mood of diligence, care, and respect for safety standards.

Risk assessment for pedestrians, pets and neighbours

We check likely footpaths, shared bays and nearby homes. Our risk assessment flags where pedestrians, pets or neighbours might appear.

We do not attempt complex cuts without a clear exclusion plan and a designated spotter.

Protecting nearby structures, boundary walls and gardens

We stage barriers and cover fragile paving. Controlled lowering methods protect walls, gardens and paving from accidental damage.

Managing hazardous trees near cables and powerlines

Where branches are close to live cables we use conservative techniques and maintain safe working distances. Trying removals without training is dangerous; dead or dying specimens are unstable.

Controlled drop zones, rigging and step-by-step cuts

Our professionals use rigging, specific tools and tested techniques. The team has clear roles, constant communication and pre-cut checks.

“Safety is not an add‑on; it is built into every action we take.”

Our Process: Safe Cutting, Removal & Site Cleanup

We guide every removal from first inspection to final tidy so you feel the job is handled and straightforward. We plan, act and finish with safety and efficiency at the front of our minds.

On-site inspection and method selection

On arrival we check condition, lean, canopy weight and any nearby targets such as roofs, cables or plumbing that roots might affect. This quick survey tells us the safest approach and whether tree removal needs sectional work or a directional cut.

Setting up equipment, access routes and exclusion areas

We bring the right equipment and map access routes to protect paving and parking. Then we set clear exclusion zones so neighbours and pedestrians stay safe while we work.

A detailed illustration of the tree felling process in Hennopspark, Centurion. In the foreground, professional arborists in modest casual clothing assess a large tree, equipped with helmets and safety gear. The middle ground features a large tree being carefully cut down, with sawdust flying and ropes attached to guide its fall. Nearby, a team coordinates the operation, showcasing teamwork and professionalism. In the background, the landscape is filled with lush greenery, and a clean-up crew can be seen loading branches and debris onto a truck. Bright natural lighting illuminates the scene, giving a clear view of each phase of the process, while maintaining a focused and industrious atmosphere, captured from a low angle for depth.

Cutting, sectional lowering and safe landing

Where space allows, we use directional cutting. When specimens sit close to structures we work in sections and lower limbs precisely. A safe landing means limbs and trunk pieces touch down exactly where planned to minimise lawn and garden impact.

Rubble removal, final rake-up and site handover

After cutting, wood is cut into transportable pieces and excess is loaded for removal. We rake, sweep and leave the site tidy.

Duration depends on size, complexity and whether stump work is required, so time estimates vary. We take care to finish the job done properly, not just get it down.

Equipment and techniques for safe, efficient cutting

Good technique and reliable tools turn a risky operation into a predictable outcome. We choose methods that protect buildings, paving and gardens while keeping work time short.

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Modern tools for precise cutting and reduced damage risk

Why professional-grade equipment matters: cleaner cuts, better control and fewer surprises on complex sites. We use saws scaled to the job, safe-access systems and strong anchoring gear so each cut is deliberate.

Those tools mean less mess and lower risk of damage to walls or paving. The result is a faster, tidier finish and a site you can use again quickly.

Rigging and dismantling for sites close to buildings

Rigging lets us lower sections rather than let them fall. Where drop zones are limited or roofs are close, we dismantle in pieces and guide each limb down on ropes.

We pick dismantling over a full-directional approach when space, neighbours or boundaries make a free fall unsafe. As the canopy changes during work, we adjust techniques to keep control.

In short: technique selection is part of professional felling services. Efficiency never overrides safety; our goal is controlled, predictable cutting every time.

Tree Pruning & Trimming for Garden Maintenance

Routine pruning and targeted trimming keep growth controlled and reduce future hazards. We treat maintenance as preventative care that lowers the chance of removals and emergency call-outs over the years.

Correct pruning to support growth, shade and structure

Correct pruning encourages balanced structure, improves long‑term health and helps maintain reliable shade. Poor cuts can harm growth and create weak regrowth points, so we avoid over‑cutting and follow accepted pruning methods.

Reducing wind-sail and lowering storm risk

We thin canopies to reduce wind‑sail and let gusts pass through. That lowering of wind load decreases breakage and the need for emergency work, improving site safety for neighbours and property.

Seasonal trimming for neat, tidy canopies

Trimming for neatness differs from pruning for structure. Trimming focuses on shape and clearance, while pruning targets health and balance.

  • Best time: late winter to early spring for many species.
  • Keep branches off roofs, walkways and driveways for safety.
  • Schedule periodic trimming to prevent surprise hazards.
Service Primary benefit Recommended season
Pruning for structure Stronger growth and reliable shade Late winter / early spring
Canopy thinning Reduced wind-sail and storm risk Year-round (best before storm season)
Trimming for neatness Improved appearance and clearance Late winter / early spring

We recommend routine inspections and scheduled trimming to keep canopies tidy, support long‑term health and reduce surprise hazards.

Expert Palm Tree Cutting & Removal in Hennopspark

Keeping palms tidy requires an eye for clean lines and an understanding of how they regrow after cutting. We focus on neat results so palms add to a garden, not become an eyesore.

Keeping palms neat without leaving them unsightly

Why palms need specialist care: fronds, skirts and growth patterns differ from typical trees. Wrong cuts leave a spiky crown or uneven skirts that look untidy and weaken the specimen.

Our trimming approach creates a balanced look with clean lines. We remove dead fronds, tidy the skirt and shape without over‑cutting so regrowth is even and manageable.

We take care to protect nearby paving, pools and plants while we work. Controlled cutting reduces the chance of heavy fronds dropping unpredictably and harming people or property.

When palm removal is the better long-term option

Routine trimming suits palms that sit well in their space and shed only occasionally. If a palm drops fronds constantly, sits too close to walls or walkways, or causes repeated mess, removal can be more cost‑effective long term.

We offer both maintenance services and full removal depending on site needs. Our expert team assesses safety, position and future upkeep before recommending the right service.

“If fronds are shedding heavily or the palm is poorly positioned, removal may save time and expense over the years.”

Stump Grinding & Root Removal Services

A site only feels finished once the stump and roots are removed and the area is ready for its next use. Proper stump work is the difference between “cut down” and a tidy, usable space.

Why leaving a stump can invite pests and decay

Leaving a stump or a tree stump can attract pests, mould and rot. Soft, decaying wood draws beetles and fungi that can spread to nearby plants.

Visible risk: regrowth or rot can cause further damage to lawns and paving if left unchecked.

Grinding versus full stump removal

Stump grinding uses specialist equipment to grind the stump below ground level with minimal upheaval. It is quicker and less disruptive.

Full stump removal extracts roots and the base, offering a clean slate for heavy landscaping but with more ground disturbance and higher cost.

Preparing for lawn, paving or new planting

We choose the method based on your plans. For new paving or deep foundations we usually recommend full removal. For reinstating lawn or planting, grinding is often ideal.

Access matters: narrow gates and tight corners affect the tools we bring. We manage debris, limit damage to surrounding lawn and leave mulch or wood chips for reuse or removal.

Practical note: if you plan to build, pave or replant, stump work is the logical next step after you remove tree sections and clear the site.

Tree Felling Prices in Hennopspark

Prices are not a fixed number per specimen. We base every quote on risk, site complexity, access and how you want debris handled.

Size, condition and complexity

Taller or heavier specimens, storm-damaged or diseased examples need sectional dismantling and extra time. That increases labour and specialised equipment use.

Access and proximity to structures

Tight gates, boundary walls, roofs or nearby cables create more planning and safe rigging. These conditions add to the job’s complexity and therefore the prices and time on site.

Disposal and optional add‑ons

Removal choices affect costs: leave cut wood for mulch or firewood, or request full haul-away. Optional services such as stump removal, pruning or trimming also change the quote.

Service driver How it changes prices Typical impact
Size & condition More labour and gear Higher
Access & proximity Rigging, protective measures Moderate–higher
Disposal & add‑ons Hauling, stump work, pruning Variable

We provide an on‑site assessment to give an accurate quote and avoid surprises on the day.

Request a quote and we’ll inspect your site, explain options and supply a transparent estimate tailored to your requirements.

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Safe, planned removal is essential for busy properties; we coordinate work to keep people moving and risk low.

Homes, townhouses, schools and office parks

We support homeowners, body corporates, schools and office parks across the area. Each client gets a clear plan that fits site access, parking movement and neighbour needs.

For townhouses and complexes we schedule work to suit shared bays. We manage vehicle movement, set timed access and give neighbours clear notices so disruption is minimal.

Keeping sites compliant, tidy and safe for foot traffic

Pedestrian safety is a top priority. We cordon walkways, control exclusion zones and prevent falling debris from creating hazards.

Our crew work with compliance in mind: tidy work zones, controlled movement and a professional finish so the site is handed back ready for normal use.

  • Commercial needs: clearance near parking, improved visibility lines and reduced liability from hazardous limbs.
  • Coordinated team: we work as a single unit to finish efficiently and leave the job done to a high standard.
Client type Main concern Typical service
Homeowner Garden access, roof safety Planned removal and tidy-up
Body corporate / townhouse Shared bays, neighbour notices Staged work with timed access
School / office park Foot-traffic safety, visibility Exclusion zones and clearance

“We plan every removal so people stay safe and daily routines resume quickly.”

If you manage a property or facility, request a site assessment and we’ll supply a method-statement-style plan with a clear scope and timeline.

Areas we serve near Hennopspark for tree felling

Across Centurion and the surrounding suburbs we provide local, practical services for both planned work and urgent calls. Our team covers the immediate areas around Hennopspark with prompt response and clear planning.

Die Hoewes, Highveld and Lyttelton

Die Hoewes and Highveld jobs often need staged work because access can be tight and bays are shared. We plan lifts, rigging and exclusion zones to suit narrow driveways and communal spaces.

Pierre van Ryneveld and Pierre van Ryneveld Park

We serve the Pierre van Ryneveld corridor and Pierre van Ryneveld Park with scheduled maintenance and rapid responses. These suburbs are on key routes, so timing and traffic windows matter.

Heritage Hill, Rooihuiskraal North and Sunderland Ridge

Heritage Hill, Rooihuiskraal North and Sunderland Ridge are common call‑outs after storms. We offer pruning, storm clean-up and urgent removal when limbs threaten roofs or driveways.

Wierdapark, Eldoraigne and Doringkloof

Wierdapark, Eldoraigne and Doringkloof receive both residential and commercial felling services. We adapt to gardens, schools and business sites across these areas with minimal disruption.

Suburb group Common service Access note
Die Hoewes / Highveld Planned removals, sectional work Shared bays, narrow gates
Pierre van Ryneveld corridor Maintenance & emergency response Traffic windows considered
Heritage Hill / Rooihuiskraal North Storm clean-up, pruning Quick call-outs after weather events

If your suburb borders this area we will usually assist — request a quote and we’ll confirm travel and timing for your specific site.

Local landmarks we work around in and near Centurion

Local landmarks and major routes shape how we plan and deliver safe, efficient removals across Centurion. We assess each site against nearby corridors and points of interest so our work fits the place and the day.

Near the Hennops River corridor and popular green belts

Riverside corridors and green belts often host larger, denser specimens. That increases wind exposure and complicates access.

Safety checks are more thorough here. We adapt our methods and bring specialist equipment to manage heavier canopies.

Access considerations around the N1, N14 and R21 routes

Major routes affect arrival times and loading windows. We schedule work to avoid peak traffic and to allow safe loading without blocking access.

Regular call-outs near Centurion Mall and Irene Village Mall

Malls mean pedestrians, parked cars and visibility needs. Our team stages cordons and controls foot traffic to keep everyone safe while we work.

Outdoor areas near Rietvlei Nature Reserve and local parks

At Rietvlei and local parks we emphasise responsible debris handling and minimal site disruption. This preserves the public space and protects wildlife.

Wider Pretoria cues like the Voortrekker Monument area

Working near well-known Pretoria attractions requires careful planning so our services respect access, aesthetics and local rules.

Landmark Planning note Access impact
Hennops River corridor Heavier canopies; staged lowering Moderate — restricted drop zones
N1 / N14 / R21 Timed arrivals; safe loading High — avoid peak hours
Centurion Mall / Irene Village Mall Pedestrian control; clear cordons Moderate — parking management
Rietvlei / parks / Voortrekker area Responsible debris handling Low–moderate — preserve public access

Our local familiarity saves time and lowers risk. We arrive with the right kit and a prepared team so services run smoothly across Centurion and the wider South Africa region.

Why We Are the Best Tree Fellers in Hennopspark

A reliable local crew brings certainty: safe work, clear timing and a tidy handover.

Fully insured, experienced professionals and safety-first work

Tree Felling Centurion is fully insured and operates to strict safety standards on every job.

Our professionals have many years of hands-on experience across homes and commercial sites. We are an expert team for tight-access and high‑risk removals.

Efficient turnaround times with clean, hassle-free completion

We plan each job so the right team arrives with the correct kit. That planning gives faster completion and a proper, tidy finish.

We take care of debris, rake-up and a practical site handover so you don’t manage leftovers.

Clear communication and straightforward quoting

We provide a transparent quote that explains what’s included, what’s optional and why certain factors affect prices.

Expect punctual arrivals, on‑day updates and courteous neighbour-aware work. Reliability and clear communication are central to our services.

Key factor What we deliver Benefit
Insurance & training Full cover, certified crew Peace of mind
Turnaround Planned team size Faster job done
Quote & pricing Transparent scope Clear prices
Aftercare Debris removal, tidy handover Hassle-free site

“Request a quote for a safe, professional solution tailored to your site.”

Ready to Book the Best Tree Felling Company in Hennopspark?

We summarise the value: safe tree felling, careful planning and a tidy finish protect your property and neighbours. Our method covers assessment, controlled cutting and full removal, plus pruning, trimming and stump solutions.

Safety matters where specimens sit close to roofs, boundary walls or shared walkways. We prioritise stabilisation in an emergency and reduce risk before any further work proceeds.

Proactive pruning and trimming lower storm risk and keep specimens healthy and neat. We operate across nearby areas and understand local access, traffic windows and site constraints.

Request a quote and we’ll inspect your site, explain the process and recommend the safest, most cost‑effective option. Let us protect your property, neighbours and long‑term garden health with confident, practical work.

FAQ

What areas do we serve around Centurion and Pierre van Ryneveld?

We cover Centurion and surrounding suburbs including Pierre van Ryneveld, Pierre van Ryneveld Park, Die Hoewes, Heritage Hill, Rooihuiskraal North, Sunderland Ridge, Wierdapark, Eldoraigne and Doringkloof. We also respond to jobs near major routes (N1, N14, R21) and popular spots like Centurion Mall and Irene Village Mall.

How quickly can we respond to emergency call-outs after storms?

We prioritise safety-first stabilisation and aim to reach emergency sites as fast as traffic and access allow. For dangerous fallen specimens blocking roads, driveways or threatening structures we mobilise an emergency team immediately and provide a safe temporary solution until full removal is possible.

What does our on-site assessment include?

Our inspection evaluates tree health, structural defects, root and soil issues, proximity to buildings, cables and paving, and access constraints. We then recommend sectional dismantling, precision lowering or full removal and provide a clear quote with options like stump grinding or full extraction.

Can we remove trees close to boundary walls, parking bays or tight access spaces?

Yes. We plan site-specific rigging and controlled drop zones to protect walls, vehicles and neighbouring gardens. Our team uses sectional dismantling and modern rigging techniques to work safely in confined spaces without causing unnecessary damage.

Do we offer stump removal and which method is best?

We offer both stump grinding and full stump removal. Grinding is quick and cost-effective for re-turfing or paving, while full removal suits landscaping projects or where roots affect plumbing and paving. We advise on the best option based on your yard and future plans.

How do we manage hazardous trees near powerlines and cables?

We carry out a risk assessment and coordinate with the relevant utility providers when required. Our team uses insulated tools, specialised rigging and exclusion zones to reduce risk to operatives and neighbours while ensuring compliance with safety standards.

What safety standards do we follow on every job?

We follow rigorous risk assessments, wear PPE, establish exclusion zones for pedestrians and pets, protect nearby structures and use controlled cutting techniques. All high-risk jobs use qualified climbers, certified rigging and clear site protocols to keep everyone safe.

Are we insured and qualified to work on residential and commercial sites?

Yes. We are fully insured and our teams have years of experience handling work on homes, complexes, schools and office parks. We supply documentation on request and ensure our practices meet local regulations and safety requirements.

How do we price jobs and what affects the quote?

Quotes depend on size and condition, access and proximity to structures, disposal needs and optional services such as stump removal, pruning or debris hauling. We provide transparent estimates and explain price drivers before any work begins.

Do we offer pruning, thinning and seasonal maintenance?

Yes. We provide corrective pruning, canopy thinning, shaping and seasonal trimming to improve structure, reduce wind-sail and lower storm risk. Our pruning aims to support long-term health and safe growth patterns.

Can we remove palms and maintain palm-lined areas?

We trim palms for neat presentation and can remove palms when they pose a hazard or affect long-term landscaping. We remove fronds, trunks and offer stump solutions so the area looks tidy afterwards.

What equipment and techniques do we use for safe removals?

We use modern chainsaws, stump grinders, chippers, cranes and certified rigging gear. Techniques include sectional dismantling, controlled lowering and precision cutting to reduce impact on turf, paving and nearby assets.

How long does a typical removal or pruning job take?

Timings vary by size, complexity and access. Small removals or pruning jobs can finish in a few hours; larger, complex dismantles may take a full day or more. We give an estimated timeframe with your quote so you know what to expect.

Do we clear and dispose of debris after the job?

Yes. Our service includes cutting, chip and rubble removal, final rake-up and site handover. If you prefer to keep mulch or timber for reuse, we can leave material on-site by arrangement.

How do we prevent damage to paving and underground services during work?

We locate underground services, use ground protection mats where needed and plan access routes to avoid lifting paving. For roots affecting plumbing or paving we advise on best removal methods to prevent further damage.