One of our gangs have spent the last two days reducing and thinning these two English oak trees for Felmore School in Basildon with the purpose to bring more light into the classrooms. https://t.co/hCgDeV7k2u
Working on behalf of East Suffolk Council to reduce a Holm Oak tree and an English Oak tree. The pruning work was carried out by Harry and Jack. https://t.co/hCgDeV6McW
A large walnut with a tree protection order, over-hanging a road cut to the specifications allowed by the council. All applications, traffic management and liasing with the council carried out by us.
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Crown reduction on a mature Walnut tree carried out by 1 climber, 1 MEWP operator and 1 groundsman. Walnut trees should only be cut between mid-summer to early-autumn as they are prone to bleeding. https://t.co/hCgDeV6McW
During this job we section dismantled a cricket bat willow. The butt was left standing ready to be felled by one of the willow gangs. https://t.co/hCgDeV6McW
We were commissioned to shape and thin this beautiful Norway Maple, as well as reduce various trees at the back of the property and remove ivy to allow light into a newly established, private orchard. https://t.co/hCgDeV6McW
Call out for Felsted School in their forest, major limb failure of a large Ash tree near the Forest School. Brought forward as a priority and all debris left in Eco-piles for habitat.
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One of our teams reduced this mature conifer hedge as there were concerns over the trees potentially failing or having major limbs snap.
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We were tasked with trying to slow the decline of this TPO’d Oak, with cultural significance. First we removed some tarmac and raised soil level to expose the root collar. We then de-compacted the exposed soil profile and added Bio-char, a permeable membrane and a layer of mulch.