Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle is one of the best-known and most sought-after parts of Norwich, the network of Victorian and Edwardian streets bounded roughly by Unthank Road, Newmarket Road and Earlham Road in the NR2 postcode. Its tree-lined roads and mature back gardens are a defining feature of the area, popular with families and professionals, and full of established limes, cherries, sycamores and fruit trees.

The challenge in the Golden Triangle is that these substantial trees sit very close to homes. We are regularly called to reduce and thin crowns that have grown into windows and gutters, to clear branches shading small terraced gardens, and to remove or dismantle trees in cramped rear gardens with access only through the house or along a narrow shared alley. This is precise, technical work, and our team is well practised at getting large timber out of tight terraced plots safely and cleanly.

Much of the Golden Triangle lies within a conservation area, and many individual trees carry Tree Preservation Orders, so work often cannot proceed without first notifying Norwich City Council. We check the status of every tree, prepare the paperwork and give you honest advice on what actually needs doing. Call 07467 536667 for a free quote.