
A comprehensive guide to tree felling techniques
Trees may need felling for a whole host of reasons. Perhaps you’ve got a diseased tree that isn’t going to recover. Or maybe you have a line of trees that need to come down due to building works. Either way, it’s not a simple case of hacking away with an ... Read more
Topics: tree felling, tree removal

Why professional commercial arboriculture is important
Commercial tree services manage the amenity (looks good!) and risk (ain’t gonna cause problems!) from trees in locations such as streets, parks, gardens, schools, churches, and playgrounds, as well as alongside roads, railways and adjacent utilities including electric cables and telephone lines.. Commercial tree surgeons are the masterminds behind these ... Read more
Topics: risk assessment, tree management, tree pruning, tree removal

Road side pruning for a school
We recently completed a three-day project aimed at enhancing footpath safety outside a school in South Tyneside, by pruning and removing trees. This roadside work for a school is an example of the commercial tree services we carry out for education and public sector clients. Given short notice, we promptly ... Read more
Topics: mewp, schools, traffic management, tree climbing, tree pruning, tree removal

Wind damaged tree in Hartlepool
We were asked by one of our commercial clients to attend a sixth form college in Hartlepool following some high winds. There’d been a report of a large fracture at the base of the tree. Storm-damaged trees like this are handled by our emergency tree surgeon team. On arrival our ... Read more
Topics: emergency work, mewp, tree removal

Dodgy trees near roads and footpaths
Trees overhanging, and posing a risk to roads and footpaths are covered by Highways Act 1980, Section 154. This time we’re looking at section 2. What’s addressed? This piece of legislation deals with hedges, trees and shrubs (‘vegetation’) which risk falling onto a publicly accessible highway, road or footpath. The legislation addresses risk ... Read more
Topics: legislation, risk assessment, tree law, tree pruning, tree removal
