The Woodfelder Tree Care Blog

How to Choose a Commercial Tree Surgeon: A Complete Guide for UK Businesses

When you’re responsible for a commercial site — whether it’s a school, housing estate, business park, or managed property — the health and safety of your trees isn’t just a matter of appearance. It’s a legal responsibility. Choosing the right commercial tree surgeon isn’t always straightforward, though. With so many

Tree Safety in Storms: What to Do Before, During and After High Winds

Storms are part of life in the UK, and Manchester and Stockport often feel the brunt of strong winds and heavy rain. While most trees stand tall and weather the storm, others can become hazardous in an instant. Loose branches, unstable roots, and weak structures can all spell trouble for

How Much Does a Tree Surgeon Cost? A Complete Guide for Homeowners

“How much does a tree surgeon cost?” It’s one of the most common questions we hear at Woodfelder Tree Care. And it’s a fair one. Whether you’re looking at a large tree removal, some light pruning, or stump grinding, it can feel daunting trying to work out what’s a fair

How to prune a magnolia tree

Want to keep your magnolia tree in tip-top shape? Here’s our guide on how to prune a magnolia tree to help keep it looking lush and healthy. Magnolia trees are among the most stunning ornamental flowering trees in spring and summer, with their large blooms that appear in lovely shades

How to Tell if a Tree Is Dangerous: 7 Warning Signs Every Homeowner Should Know

Trees are wonderful for our gardens — they bring shade, beauty, and even boost property value. But sometimes, what looks like a healthy tree can actually pose a serious risk to your home, car, or even your safety. Knowing how to spot the early warning signs of a dangerous tree

How to Fell a Tree Safely: A Step-by-Step Guide

There’s no shortage of DIY advice online about how to fell a tree, but here’s the truth: tree felling isn’t a weekend garden project. It’s dangerous and complex, especially in tight urban environments like Manchester’s gardens. Ideally, it’s not something to attempt unless you’re a qualified arborist. At Woodfelder Tree