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  • Trees for Scotland, Whispering Woods
    5
    Edinburgh, GB

    Welcome to Perthshire Tree Co, our panel of members have over many years experience undertaking tree surgery in Perthshire, our members knowledge of tree surgery and management is second to none. Working with residential, local authorities and commercial clients throughout Perthshire, they are proud to help manage the counties tree stock. Our members proudly serve Perthshire and surrounding areas. specialising in all tree services including tree removal, tree trimming, crown reduction, crown lifting, stump removal, hedge maintenance and much more. Our members are fully qualified, insured and have years of experience required to deliver the best tree services in Perthshire. Our panel of tree surgeons take pride in the work they do and keep up to date with the latest industry developments.

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  • C trees
    4.6
    Bo'ness, GB

    Calum Middleton of C Trees has over a decade of experience in the tree work industry, where he has continuously advanced and improved his knowledge. His passion for nature and its management began during his studies at Oatridge college, where he focused on countryside and environmental management. After graduating, he honed his tree care and management skills while working for a well-established tree business. Since then, he has worked freelance for numerous companies across the country, broadening his expertise and ensuring he provides a professional and friendly service to his clients. C Trees offers both residential and commercial tree services. Some of their recent commercial clients include Seed Environmental, Arcola Energy, Bo'ness and Kinneil Railway, Walkers Timber, A Gibson Property Maintenance, Hacking and Paterson Management Services, Bo'ness Motor Museum, and C. Anderson Funeral Directors. They are also approved contractors for Hacking and Paterson Management Services. C Trees prioritizes customer peace of mind by employing a fully qualified and insured team of tree surgeons. While they have an impeccable safety record, they understand the inherent risks involved in tree work and carry up to 5 million pounds of public liability insurance. A copy of their insurance and all relevant risk assessments are readily available in their vehicles for inspection upon request. Based in Bo'ness, their team covers the central belt of Scotland, including areas such as Bo'ness, Linlithgow, Blackness, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, Grangemouth, Falkirk, Stirling, and surrounding regions.

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  • TD Tree & Land Services Ltd | Edinburgh
    5
    684 Old Dalkeith Road, Edinburgh, EH22 1RR, GB

    TD Trees is a long-established family business providing arboricultural services to the commercial and domestic markets. Our professional tree surgeon teams work across Southern & Central Scotland, and Northumberland with bases throughout the area, including Dalkeith, Stirling and the Scottish Borders. We are proud that our first employee is still with the company after 20 years. We are one of the only arboricultural practices that employs female tree surgeons. In 2015, we achieved the Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor Accreditation – the Gold standard for a tree surgery company. We are the only ARB Approved Tree Surgeon in Edinburgh and one of only a few companies in Scotland. By appointing an ARB Approved Contractor the client will receive the best quality tree care undertaken safely and efficiently.

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  • Special Branch Scotland
    5
    3-2 Pinegrove Gardens, Edinburgh, EH4 8DA, GB

    Urban and Rural Tree Surgeons is a fully-qualified Arborists and Tree Surgeons based in Edinburgh, operating out of 3-2 Pinegrove Gardens, Edinburgh, Lothian, EH4 8DA. We are a highly professional, experienced, and well-trained team of tree surgeons that can help our clients with all aspects of tree surgery and any tree issues they may have. With our years in the industry, there is no job that will surprise us or that we cannot handle. Our services include Tree Felling and Removal, Hazardous Tree Removal, Emergency Tree Work, Section Dismantling, Conservation and Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs), Tree Protection in Conservation Areas, Deadwooding (Branch Removal), Pollarding, Tree Reduction, Crown Thinning/Canopy Thinning, Crown Reduction/Canopy Reduction, Crown Lifting/Canopy Lift, Hedge Maintenance, Trimming, Lowering, Reduction, and Removal, Fruit Tree Pruning, Tree and Target Pruning, Formative Pruning, Debris Disposal, Drop Crotching, Hedge Management, Stump Grinding, Poisoning, and Removal, Tree Health Inspection, Veteran Tree Management, Woodland Management, Coppicing, Ash Dieback Tree Disease, Storm Damage Prevention and Inspection, and more.

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  • Tree Time Edinburgh
    5
    109/11 Swanston Road, Edinburgh, EH10 7DS, GB

    Welcome to TreeTime, a charity that aims to plant and care for trees across Edinburgh, East Lothian, and West Lothian. By making a donation, you are helping to create a greener and more sustainable future for generations to come. Our donation packages offer a range of options to suit your needs and budget, from planting new trees to adopting existing ones. With your support, we can make a real difference in our community.

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  • Ace Tree Surgeons
    4.8
    49 Avonmill View, Linlithgow, EH49 7SH, GB

    Ace Tree Surgeons, providing impeccable tree management and preservation since 1988 – working locally in Linlithgow and Livingston and covering Scotland's entire Central Belt. We understand and value the beauty of trees, as well as their ability to transform any urban space into something significantly more attractive. Trees are essential for life on this planet and, in a world where deforestation is rife, it's even more important to ensure they are valued. However, without the correct management, trees can be a danger to households, roads and daily life. That's where tree surgeons in West Lothian, like Ace Tree Surgeons, come in. We are local tree surgeons with a wealth of experience in the industry. As tree experts, we only ever employ qualified tree specialists who are responsible and well-trained. We are dedicated to working closely with both residential clients as well as commercial clients. Our services will ensure that any trees on your property are properly managed and pose no threat to your building or nearby roads.

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  • Perthshire Tree Surgery
    5
    100 Dunkeld Road, Perth, PH1 3AA, GB

    Perthshire Tree Surgery is a family-run business with over 20 years of experience in all aspects of tree care. We are fully insured and qualified to carry out all types of tree work, from small pruning jobs to large-scale felling operations. We pride ourselves on our commitment to providing a safe and professional service at all times. Our team of experienced arborists are passionate about trees and are dedicated to preserving the beauty and health of your trees for years to come. We offer a wide range of tree services, including: Tree felling Tree pruning Tree thinning Crown reduction Hedge trimming Stump grinding Tree planting We also offer a free consultation service to discuss your tree care needs. Contact us today for a free quote.

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  • Midland Tree Care Company Ltd
    Longland Lane, Farnsfield, NG22 8JP, GB

    Midland Tree Care Co. Ltd is a business built on enthusiasm and interest in the well-being of trees. This passion reflects in the quality of our work, which is carried out throughout Nottinghamshire and surrounding villages and counties. Based in Farnsfield, we are ideally situated to provide a prompt and reliable service for all our clients' tree care requirements, whether private, residential, or commercial. We are committed to recycling 100% of waste arising from all our arboricultural operations. Timber is processed and sold as firewood via our sister company, Farnsfield Firewood. Brash is chipped and stored at our yard, then collected and used in parkland walkways around local lakes, parks, and golf clubs. Our team of fully qualified arborists holds a range of certifications, including CS30, CS31A, CS31B, CS36, CS38, CS39, and CS41. We prioritize safety and always perform a risk assessment before any work commences. We are fully insured with Employers' Liability of £10,000,000 and Public Liability of £5,000,000, providing peace of mind to our clients.

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  • Murdoch Wood Ltd
    5
    Newtyle, Blairgowrie, GB

    Murdoch Wood Ltd is a professional tree services company based in Tayside, offering a range of services to domestic and commercial customers. With over 13 years of experience in the industry, our team is well-equipped to carry out tree work safely and efficiently. Our services include crown reductions and reshapes, pruning and deadwood removal, felling and full removals, windblown and storm damaged trees, logging and chipping, tree inspections, and tree and woodland management. Our founder, Grant, is passionate about delivering a professional service that is fairly priced and offers honest expert advice. Contact us today to discuss your requirements.

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  • Falcon Tree Management Ltd
    5
    Edinburgh, GB

    Falcon Tree Management Ltd is a professional and reliable tree surgery company covering the whole of Scotland. Our mission is to provide the highest standard of tree care and advice to our clients, helping them to manage their landscape and garden to make a better and safer space for them, their home, and their family. We are committed to being environmentally friendly, using battery-powered chainsaws and hedge trimmers on all our sites, and plan to use solar power to charge our equipment in the future. We specialize in tree care, dead wooding, thinning, fruit tree pruning, crown reduction, commercial felling, site clearances, crane and helicopter work, large tree removals, small and large tree dismantling, on-site milling, and stump grinding. Our team of experienced tree surgeons, including Antony Wood, Jenna Wood, Tom Hatcher, Ryan Anderson, and Neil Young, are passionate about their work and dedicated to providing a high-quality service to our clients.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tree Trimming

Find answers to common questions about tree trimming and hiring professional arborists in the UK.

What is the difference between crown thinning and crown reduction?

Crown thinning and crown reduction are two distinct tree pruning techniques:
  • Crown Thinning: This technique selectively removes branches from *within* the crown, reducing its density. This increases light penetration, air circulation, and reduces wind resistance, benefiting the tree's health and vigor. It doesn't alter the tree's overall size or shape significantly.
  • Crown Reduction: This technique aims to reduce the overall *size* of the crown. It involves reducing the length of branches back to strong lateral branches, preserving the tree's natural form while controlling its dimensions.
A qualified arborist can help determine which technique is most suitable for your trees, based on their species, condition, and your specific needs.

How often should I trim my trees?

Tree trimming frequency depends on several factors:
  • Species: Some trees require more frequent trimming than others.
  • Age: Younger trees benefit from more frequent pruning to establish good structure.
  • Health: Diseased trees might need more frequent attention.
  • Growth rate: Faster-growing trees require more regular pruning.
  • Location: Trees near structures or power lines might need more frequent trimming for safety.

A general guideline is to have trees inspected at least every 1-2 years by a certified arborist. They can create a tailored maintenance plan that includes the appropriate pruning schedule.

How to prepare for tree trimming?

Before your tree trimming appointment, there are important preparations to ensure safety and a smooth process:
  • Clear the area: Remove any items, such as furniture, vehicles, or equipment, from the area around the tree that will be affected by the work.
  • Protect valuables: Cover any plants, shrubs, or other landscaping elements to avoid damage from falling debris.
  • Clear access: Ensure that the tree trimming crew has easy access to the tree and the surrounding area.
  • Notify neighbours: If the work involves removing large branches or entire trees, it's best to alert your neighbours, especially those who might be immediately adjacent.
  • Safety briefing: Before work begins, clarify the process with the tree trimming company, including safety precautions and cleanup measures.

By completing these preparatory steps, you ensure safety and contribute to a more efficient service.

What is the difference between crown cleaning and crown thinning?

Crown cleaning and crown thinning are both essential tree trimming techniques but differ in their focus:
  • Crown cleaning: Removes only dead, dying, diseased, damaged, or crossing branches, improving the tree's appearance and reducing hazards. It maintains the natural shape and size of the tree.
  • Crown thinning: Selectively removes branches from *within* the crown, decreasing density while maintaining the tree's natural shape. This improves light penetration, air circulation, and reduces wind resistance.
Both techniques are valuable for tree maintenance and should be performed by qualified arborists who can assess the tree's needs and recommend the appropriate approach.

What is the difference between crown thinning and crown reduction?

Crown thinning and crown reduction are two distinct tree pruning techniques:
  • Crown Thinning: This technique selectively removes branches from *within* the crown, reducing its density. This increases light penetration, air circulation, and reduces wind resistance, benefiting the tree's health and vigor. It doesn't alter the tree's overall size or shape significantly.
  • Crown Reduction: This technique aims to reduce the overall *size* of the crown. It involves reducing the length of branches back to strong lateral branches, preserving the tree's natural form while controlling its dimensions.
A qualified arborist can help determine which technique is most suitable for your trees, based on their species, condition, and your specific needs.

How often should I trim my trees?

Tree trimming frequency depends on several factors:
  • Species: Some trees require more frequent trimming than others.
  • Age: Younger trees benefit from more frequent pruning to establish good structure.
  • Health: Diseased trees might need more frequent attention.
  • Growth rate: Faster-growing trees require more regular pruning.
  • Location: Trees near structures or power lines might need more frequent trimming for safety.

A general guideline is to have trees inspected at least every 1-2 years by a certified arborist. They can create a tailored maintenance plan that includes the appropriate pruning schedule.

How to prepare for tree trimming?

Before your tree trimming appointment, there are important preparations to ensure safety and a smooth process:
  • Clear the area: Remove any items, such as furniture, vehicles, or equipment, from the area around the tree that will be affected by the work.
  • Protect valuables: Cover any plants, shrubs, or other landscaping elements to avoid damage from falling debris.
  • Clear access: Ensure that the tree trimming crew has easy access to the tree and the surrounding area.
  • Notify neighbours: If the work involves removing large branches or entire trees, it's best to alert your neighbours, especially those who might be immediately adjacent.
  • Safety briefing: Before work begins, clarify the process with the tree trimming company, including safety precautions and cleanup measures.

By completing these preparatory steps, you ensure safety and contribute to a more efficient service.

What is the difference between crown cleaning and crown thinning?

Crown cleaning and crown thinning are both essential tree trimming techniques but differ in their focus:
  • Crown cleaning: Removes only dead, dying, diseased, damaged, or crossing branches, improving the tree's appearance and reducing hazards. It maintains the natural shape and size of the tree.
  • Crown thinning: Selectively removes branches from *within* the crown, decreasing density while maintaining the tree's natural shape. This improves light penetration, air circulation, and reduces wind resistance.
Both techniques are valuable for tree maintenance and should be performed by qualified arborists who can assess the tree's needs and recommend the appropriate approach.