Target Trees

Target Trees Hi and welcome to our page. Target Trees is norfolks premier and award winning tree service. All timber is recycled in a few ways.

Please have a look at our work and if you’d like to get in touch please call us or email us as we don’t get a lot of time to use messenger on here. We decided to invest in larger and more specialized machines to allow us to beat or rivals and pass the saving on to you, the customer. We also attend many trade shows throughout norfolk to show support to local communities. Established in 2009 we curr

ently complete works for the National Health Service, Arnold Keys, Watsons estate management, Rackheath Hall, Colitshall Hall, NRM, Serco, Broadland Disrtict Council, Norfolk County Council, Broad Authority, Barclays, Cator & Co, Highways and a lot of private customers. We are one of only a few arboricultural contractors to be able to offer you a complete and cost effective range. We have our own employed consultant unlike most our competition who would require outsourcing your survey. We are also able to remove your greenwaste from site and recycle it at our large yard. This allows us to mix ingredients together to produce a high quality mulch out of woodchippings. Hardwood firewood, Planking or sent to be commissioned as a carving. (see evening news and google Gruffallo Taverham). Please feel free to call us for a completely free quote or check out our website for more services.

🌳 Summer Branch Drop – A Seasonal Tree Hazard 🌳One of our teams attended this mature oak whose limb had failed onto a ne...
04/06/2026

🌳 Summer Branch Drop – A Seasonal Tree Hazard 🌳

One of our teams attended this mature oak whose limb had failed onto a neighbouring property causing some damage to an outbuilding.

But what is summer branch drop?

During periods of hot, dry weather, some mature trees can unexpectedly shed large branches without any obvious warning signs. This phenomenon, known as summer branch drop, is most commonly seen in species such as oak, beech, and horse chestnut.

In Norfolk, prolonged warm temperatures and dry conditions can increase the likelihood of summer branch drop, particularly in large, mature trees. While the exact cause is not fully understood, it is thought to be linked to heat stress, drought, and sudden changes in moisture levels within the tree.

If you’re enjoying Norfolk’s parks, woodlands, or green spaces this summer, it’s worth being aware of the potential risk.

Trees remain a vital part of our landscape and environment, but understanding seasonal hazards helps everyone enjoy them safely.

01/06/2026

Diggers making messy, muddy work easier.

Not your everyday task! This tree required clearing after it had failed into the river 150m upstream from a mill. We bro...
28/05/2026

Not your everyday task!

This tree required clearing after it had failed into the river 150m upstream from a mill. We brought in some of our compact equipment, bridged some boggy marshes to access the riverbank. We secured each section to our compact tractor winch and used its 3t of winch force to bring sections up to the tracking mats we set along the riverbank to prevent any damage to that area. All materials lifted, stacked as habitat by blocking up our access point as we left. Leaving a clear river, preventing an obstruction reaching the mill and rebuilding the footpath that was destroyed by the root plate when the tree went over.

All delivered without a hitch by our experienced team.

What an honour to have won Norfolks best in county for not only tree surgery but consultancy!
27/05/2026

What an honour to have won Norfolks best in county for not only tree surgery but consultancy!

We believe in having a strong local ethos of supporting local sports teams. This has been a core value since we started ...
22/05/2026

We believe in having a strong local ethos of supporting local sports teams. This has been a core value since we started in 2009 and over the years we’ve sponsored a number of local clubs, events and charity raffles.

By supporting us locally through our work you’re helping us to support local sports clubs.

So why not choose a company with local values.

Some more amazing reviews left for us.
20/05/2026

Some more amazing reviews left for us.

Another amazing review on the Trusted Trader site (trading standards). We use this site predominantly for all our review...
27/04/2026

Another amazing review on the Trusted Trader site (trading standards). We use this site predominantly for all our reviews as it’s impossible for fake reviews to be used due to the vetting purposes.

A powerful reminder of nature’s resilience.Even in the face of decay, hollowed cavities, internal growth, and the loss o...
15/04/2026

A powerful reminder of nature’s resilience.

Even in the face of decay, hollowed cavities, internal growth, and the loss of structural limbs, these trees continue to stand tall—enduring, adapting, and weathering even the fiercest storms. They are living witnesses to time, strength, and survival.

Veteran trees are not just trees—they are entire ecosystems. The habitats they provide are rich, irreplaceable, and vital to the delicate balance of our natural world.

Yet too often, I’ve seen trees like these removed from residential spaces, labelled as “too risky” to keep. In doing so, we risk far more than we realise. If we continue to lose these ancient giants without allowing new ones to take their place, we are quietly erasing a legacy that cannot be quickly restored.

Protecting them means protecting the future of our landscapes, our wildlife, and our connection to nature itself.

Working on the Wroxham Road, Sprowston yesterday under a highways permit and traffic management to ensure safety and leg...
27/03/2026

Working on the Wroxham Road, Sprowston yesterday under a highways permit and traffic management to ensure safety and legal compliance. We had to raise and reduce a few trees to ensure clearances were met and we sadly had to remove a few trees due to significant basal decay that could have posed a significant risk to queuing cars waiting to join the NDR.

Planting up a 70 degree embankment today. 183 trees have gone in and will eventually shroud the agricultural building by...
10/03/2026

Planting up a 70 degree embankment today. 183 trees have gone in and will eventually shroud the agricultural building by softening the landscape vista.

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79 Stalham Road, Hoveton
Norwich
NR128EF

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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