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Park Wood Commercial Tree Contractors
Regardless of whether you are a personal landowner with a small piece of land you need to have cleared or a builder who has a large area of land you need to have cleared for a new building job our tree service specialists will deliver a full site clearance service for you.
Our staff has been undertaking a comprehensive spectrum of site clearance obligations throughout Park Wood for several years and have a wide range of expertise. Our extensive series of plant and machinery makes it possible for us to handle any project from small personal clients to large-scale commercial obligations.
Our specialist equipment such as tub grinders, shredder, stump grinder, mulcher and flail are used for speed, safety and efficiency, and also expert pruning and felling is undertaken by our specialist tree surgeons who are knowledgable in site clearance in tight spots.
Tree Clearance And Land Clearance
Our team have worked alongside a wide range of clients who want land clearance & tree clearance services. Everything from homeowners who may need to clear their land for a construction project, such as a new driveway or want their garden cleared to large-scale commercial contracts such as clearing land for shopping centres, leisure centres, building developers, golf clubs etc. Regardless of what your land clearing or tree clearing needs you can rely on our team for dependability, safe working and suitable equipment for the job at hand.
Tree Protection Orders (TPO’s) And Tree Conservation Orders
In the UK a number of trees are protected. Trees that have a trunk diameter in excess of 75mm and a trunk height of 1.5 metres are likely to be included within the extensive conservation area cover. Trees will need to be assessed to see if they are subject to a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) or if they lie within a Conservation Area by contacting your local authority prior to scheduling any work. Our team can assist you with the checks and requests for work. Our staff are all completely qualified to NPTC (National Proficiency Test Council) and CSCS, (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) plus always comply fully with RIDDOR, COSH, LOLER and PUWER regulations. They are also equipped to efficiently and safely take out trees of any size. Our site clearance solutions include:
- Removing plant life
- Tree removal and tree felling Stump removal
- Green waste removal
- Woodland control
- Liaising with local authorities
If you have further questions about Park Wood commercial or residential tree removal give us a call to book a free survey.
Do You Require A Tree Disassembling Or Felling
The tree surgeons with whom we work are specialists in the precise taking down of unsafe, awkward and, big trees inside cramped locations. They can handle difficult situations, and they are able to navigate tight spaces. This allows them to keep noise and disruption down to a minimum.
A variety of tree removal methods can be chosen including directional felling, sectional dismantling, the use of cranes or specialist winch operations. The technique they choose will depend on how much space is available.
Tree Felling
This is where the tree’s base is cut and then the tree falls in a controlled way. This is only done in areas that are safe from any potential damage to property or others. But, large trees may not be able to be felled in this way due to the amount of space required to fell a tree.
Tree Dismantling
This technique is often used in places where there is not a lot of space. Everything must be guided down to prevent any damage to property or people being injured. This is a skilled job that involves removing trees in sections. Start at the top of the tree and cut into manageable sections. Then, safely and under control, the tree is lowered to ground using lowering ropes and/or slings. In some cases, a crane may be used.
The tree surgeons that we work with have the ability to navigate through tight spaces and can safely remove trees from your garden using the most recent rigging techniques.
To stop it from falling in the opposite direction, they use ropes and/or slings.
If you have further questions about Park Wood commercial or residential tree removal give us a call to book a free survey.
Storm Damage Tree Removal
If you have and fallen trees or any damaged trees from a storm or lightning, you should call a qualified tree surgeon. It is very dangerous for non-trained people to try and deal with a fallen tree, as there are many objects that could be trapped underneath or around the tree, as well as any live power lines. Tree surgeons have years of experience and can safely remove any storm damaged trees.
Managing Trees Damaged In A Storm
Despite the fact that they’re usually taken as being really sturdy and everlasting, trees can certainly end up being at risk in adverse weather like strong winds and storms. Fierce storms and high winds have been known to wipe out trees and tear even the sturdiest & healthiest trees from the ground, sending them crashing to the earth, or onto power lines, buildings, neighbours’ gardens and vehicles.
How many times shortly after a storm have you heard about dislodged branches & storm-damaged trees damaging property or blocking the road. Aside from the danger & inconvenience it additionally may cause expensive repairs.
The hardest option after a storm is not how to dispose of the trees that are definitely down, that is pretty simple. The tougher choice is if some of the trees remaining upright can be saved.
Some trees that have been partly affected in the storm might present a potential hazard and may well have to be disassembled and removed to avoid placing people and property in danger in months or even years in the future.
Some other trees could be preserved by being trimmed back, with their worst cracked sections being ‘severed’ much like how an operating surgeon would amputate a gangrenous leg. Some other might need to get staked down with guy ropes or held up with other supports until they can re-develop the root system they need to stand on their own.
If a storm has caused trees to fall on premises, our tree specialists can be trusted to take away the broken trees efficiently, quickly and safely to allow the building and construction teams easy access to the building to begin maintenance and repairs on the damaged buildings and power cables.
Various Sorts Of Storm Damage
Each one of these sorts of damage creates a different prognosis for the trees’ future survival, however making a diagnosis is a task best left to a fully qualified arborist. An unqualified nonprofessional is far more going to fail to notice a small detail that may well differentiate one decision from another, like seeing the splinters from a crown twist but failing to see the slight lean which reveals that the roots also failed.
There are essentially six forms of storm damage which a tree can not generally stand up to:
- Blowovers – this is where the full tree is uprooted.
- Stem Failures – this is where the trunk of the tree breaks above the soil, leading to the trees crown to come down or lean strongly whilst the lower part stays standing normally.
- Root Failures – is where the roots of the tree break below the soil, leading to the tree pitching or swinging significantly.
- Limb Failures – is where one or more limbs of the tree break off.
- Crown Twists – is where the trunk of the tree rotates enough to split, but stays up. This occurs most commonly on trees with highly disproportionate crowns. The full crown basically turns into a weathervane in a storm, twisting to follow the wind in a manner in which the trunk is unable to.
- Lightening Hits – When lightening strikes the tree gets burned and electrocuted, but stays up, at the moment. Lightening hits have a number of secondary effects such as opening a large amount of surface area up to pests and vermin and massive water loss, so a lightening-hit tree is always at a much higher risk to fall even if it endured the original storm.
If you have further questions about Park Wood commercial or residential tree removal give us a call to book a free survey.
Preserving Storm Damaged Trees
Our tree contractors will not only remove upended trees safely and securely and without any further damage to buildings, but will in addition be able to give practical advice on just how to save or preserve existing trees that are still standing, although they may have been harmed in the storm. Our highly experienced personnel can review the situation on your property and tell you which trees have sustained a lot of damage that they would die regardless of whether they were properly raised and replanted.
Emergency Tree Removal Call Out Service
If you find your self requiring a local 24 Hour emergency tree surgeon then our specialist tree surgeons will get on site at the earliest possibility to examine the situation and inform you of all the remedial approaches available.
If our team can not fully remove the tree, we will at least restore a practical amount of accessibility and revisit at the earliest opportunity to carry out a safe & complete removal of your fallen tree. Our emergency tree removal services are additionally applicable for any incidents such as traffic accidents. We will also inspect the surrounding trees for any concealed damage and dismantle and remove the damaged tree if needed.
Tree Removal Service Park Wood
Even on the ground, tree surgery needs technical skill and experience, it is a lot more complicated than simply taking a chainsaw to a tree. With no relevant experience, equipment and competence, you should not have a go at tree surgery. If the tree fell as a result of damages, there may be additional possible dangers of other falling limbs. Never endanger your personal safety to remove a fallen limb, phone your local Park Wood tree surgeon professionals.
For a free quote on any tree work call us today.
If you have further questions about Park Wood commercial or residential tree removal give us a call to book a free survey.
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