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  • Lake District Tree Services
    5
    Coniston, Coniston, Cumbria, GB

    Lake District Tree Services and Lake District Stump Grinding are sister companies, founded by Simon Metcalfe. We are City & Guilds Accredited, experienced, fully qualified and insured and provide our clients with a safe, clean and aesthetic result. Our mission is to provide safe, practical tree care and expert advice on any aspect of tree surgery. We also provide the only specialist stump grinding service in the South Lakes.

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  • B H A Trees Ltd
    1
    Hazel Lodge, The Hill, Millom, LA18 5HA, GB

    Welcome to BHA Trees Ltd, an Arboricultural Consultancy based in Cumbria and working UK-wide. We provide a range of tree inspections, from individual trees, through to woodlands and large estates. We use tree management software and survey equipment from Pear Technology for fast and efficient data capture and plan production. BHA Trees Ltd has Professional Indemnity insurance up to £1 million and Public Liability for £5 million. Our services include: Detailed tree inspections & veteran tree management. Tree & woodland surveys and management plans for land agents, schools & colleges, parish councils, businesses and private individuals. Internal decay testing using the Picus Tomograph and Resistograph systems. Surveys for tree-based aerial ropes courses. Development surveys in accordance with BS5837 (2012), pre-planning applications, appeals or reviews, impact assessments and method statements. Tree surveys for mortgage or insurance purposes (Homebuyer surveys). Reports where trees are implicated in damage, either through direct contact or failure, or from tree root activity. Advice regarding Tree Preservation Orders & Conservation Areas. Enerbite application – the application of beneficial compounds to trees under stress or decline, through root loss or damage, soil compaction, water logging, construction or toxins. An infusion is applied directly into the tree’s vascular system using a small, perforated blade to separate the woody fibres, while causing minimal damage. The sap-compatible liquid is applied when transpiration is highest during spring to late summer, providing essential nutrients to aid its recovery.

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  • Waterman Tree Co. Hertfordshire
    5
    Hitchin, GB

    Expert Tree Surgeons - Your Trusted Local ArboristServing Hertfordshire & DevonWith a passion for trees and a commitment to providing exceptional service, we are your go-to experts for all your tree surgery needs. Our comprehensive range of services covers all aspects of tree surgery, and our dedication to professionalism, safety, and customer satisfaction sets us apart as leaders in the industry.

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  • Tree Sense Arboricultural Consultants
    1
    Bushey, GB

    "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.” Based in Ruislip, Middlesex and Watford, Hertfordshire, we offer comprehensive Arboricultural Consultancy Services including tree surveys and tree reports for: Planning Applications & Development Projects (In accordance with BS 5837:2012 - Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction recommendations) Tree Maintenance Programming Tree Health & Condition Assessments Tree Risk Assessments Tree Health Care Advice & Management Recommendations New Tree Planting & Species Selection Operating in Ruislip, Pinner, Harrow, Uxbridge, Wembley, Watford, North London and surrounding areas, we assist private homeowners, commercial landowners, property developers, architects, woodland managers, schools, hospitals and local authorities. Trees are vital for so many positive reasons, especially in the urban environment. They provide visual impact and softening of the urban landscape, fragrance and shelter, habitat for wildlife and not least of all the air we all breathe! Ensuring our trees can be safely enjoyed by us and by generations to come is vitally important and has never been more important than right now. As owners and managers of trees, particularly in urban environments, we all have a responsibility to ensure our trees are well maintained and cared for, so our urban trees can continue to provide long term enjoyment and benefits to us all. Sadly, many good quality trees are needlessly removed because people feel threatened by them. This loss of healthy, important trees can be easily avoided with the right approach to arboricultural management. An Arboricultural Consultant can help you adhere to your legal duties of care and put in place a detailed management programme to assist you in the future management of your trees, focusing on conserving and improving their health, safety and longevity. Regular insp

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  • Euroforest Ltd
    3.7
    Karlstad House, 3 Merchants Drive, Carlisle, CA3 0JW, GB

    Euroforest is the UK's largest independent provider of timber harvesting and marketing services. Since its inception, Euroforest has grown significantly to encompass six dynamic businesses offering forest owners and the timber industry a complete harvesting and marketing service. Euroforest's approach delivers an impartial, independent, quality service to the forest owner, offering a unique level of service, capability, and professionalism to a broad spectrum of clients. Their main aim is to ensure the highest level of service and financial return to the forest owner. Euroforest embraces a positive safety culture and has a genuine respect for the environment. The key to Euroforest's business is its dedicated team who can manage every aspect of your forestry operation on your behalf. Euroforest is made up of a network of employees based in regional offices all around the UK and Ireland. Their highly trained and experienced team fully understands what forest owners require and can offer a high-quality service that delivers maximum economic return.

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  • Marriott and Mckellar tree services.
    1
    Hertfordshire, GB

    Marriott and Mckellar Tree Services (M&M) operates throughout the South and South East of England. M&M provides a full range of tree surgery services from felling and pollarding to hedge trimming, stump grinding, site clearance and green waste removal. In addition M&M can advise on tree selection, arrangement and treatment, and environmental issues. M&M staff are fully NPDC qualified and insured for all risks. M&M works for business, domestic and public sector clients. M&M always offer free quotes and will discuss your needs further.

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  • A.C.Rourke
    1
    Home Farm Cottage, Southwick, DG2 8AQ, GB

    A. C. Rourke Timber Contractor & Tree Surgery is a family-run business with over 30 years of experience in the timber contracting industry. Originally established by Mr. James Jardine, the business was taken over by Ainslie in 2010 and has since expanded to include all aspects of tree surgery. We are fully insured and all our staff are fully qualified with the National Proficiency Test Council (NPTC). We offer a 24 hour emergency call out service for dangerous, windblown and storm damaged trees anywhere. Our timber harvesting services include felling, thinning, brashing, skidding, secondary extractions, windblown trees, single and multiple, scrub clearing, chipping, log splitting and general chainsaw work. We are specialists in all aspects of tree surgery, and have the equipment and capability to turn felled trees into usable timber planks, firewood or woodchip, quickly and efficiently on-site. We also offer stump removal.

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  • A1 Town & Country Tree Care Ltd
    3.9
    Watford, GB

    Welcome to A1 Town and Country, family owned professional Watford Tree Surgeons and Garden Landscaping Specialists serving Watford, Bushey, Hemel Hempstead, North and North West London, and Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire towns, and seek customers within a 30 mile radius of Watford, Herts. When you are ready for tree surgery at competitive prices with honest professional advice, we are just a phone call away! Just pick up the phone and dial 0208 950 1993 Or 07766 632444 or email [email protected] to schedule a free consultation. When it comes to tree health and tree work, time is of the essence!

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  • Forestwood Tree Services
    4.9
    Hitchin, SG5 1JN, GB

    Forestwood Services Ltd is a family run business providing fast, friendly and reliable tree services at competitive prices for over 15 years. We pride ourselves on being a one-stop-shop that is able to meet all of our customer's needs. Our goal is to provide Hertfordshire with high-quality tree services, on schedule, and on a budget along with outstanding customer service. We understand that time and cost are crucial and we strive to go above and beyond my client’s expectations.

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  • C E Wilkinson Tree Surgery
    1
    Hertfordshire, GB

    Welcome to Hertfordshire Tree Co, our panel of members have over many years experience undertaking tree surgery in Hertfordshire, our members knowledge of tree surgery and management is second to none. Working with residential, local authorities and commercial clients throughout Hertfordshire, they are proud to help manage the counties tree stock. Our members proudly serve Hertfordshire 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 Hertfordshire. Our panel of tree surgeons take pride in the work they do and keep up to date with the latest industry developments. Our members provide a complete tree services package to cater to specific requirements for a wide range of clients in Hertfordshire – both commercial and domestic. We strive to be as competitive as we can without compromising the quality of our workmanship. Our members can advise on any tree-related matter, from a single fruit tree or hedge to the largest garden or grounds. Techniques and timing whether pruning trees, trimming hedges or felling trees and grinding stumps can be critical – our members knowledge and experience will help avoid any disasters. Our panel of tree surgeons are highly skilled and fully qualified, operating to the highest standards for tree surgery in Hertfordshire and familiar with the most up to date arboriculture techniques. We are fully insured – All our members have public liability and property insurance cover. Our members can apply and negotiate with local Council Authorities for applications concerning work on trees within Conservation Areas and Tree Preservation Orders (TPO).

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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.

How much does it cost to trim a small tree?

The price of trimming a small tree varies based on these factors:
  • Type of tree: Some tree species are easier and faster to trim than others.
  • Size and shape of the tree: Larger trees or those with dense canopies require more time and effort.
  • Accessibility: If the tree is difficult to access, additional equipment might be required.
  • Specific trimming needed: The complexity of the work required will affect the cost.
  • Location: Local labor costs and regional factors impact pricing.
Get free quotes from multiple tree service companies for a personalized and accurate estimate. This helps you compare prices and choose the most cost-effective option.

What is the difference between tree trimming and tree pruning?

While often used interchangeably, tree trimming and pruning have distinct meanings:
  • Tree Trimming: Often focuses on improving the aesthetic appearance of the tree. It may involve removing smaller branches, shaping the tree, and maintaining clearance from structures or utilities.
  • Tree Pruning: A more precise technique focused on improving the tree's health and structure by removing dead, diseased, or damaged wood. It promotes new growth and strengthens the tree's overall vigor.
In practice, the terms are sometimes used interchangeably. Professional arborists will use both techniques to achieve a tree's desired appearance and health.

What is the best way to prune a tree?

Proper tree pruning techniques are essential for maintaining the health and structure of your trees. The goal is to make cuts that promote healing, maintain the natural shape, and avoid damage or weakening of the tree. Here's what to do:
  • Make clean cuts: Use sharp, clean pruning tools to prevent the crushing or tearing of branches, reducing the risk of disease and decay.
  • Follow the branch collar: This is the swollen area at the base of the branch. Never cut back into the branch collar, as this creates a wound that is difficult for the tree to heal.
  • Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches: This improves tree health and reduces hazards.
  • Thin the crown: Selectively remove branches from within the crown to improve light penetration, air circulation, and reduce wind resistance. Thinning helps to maintain the natural shape of the tree without reducing its overall size.
  • Reduce the crown: If necessary, reduce the size of the crown by shortening the branches back to strong lateral branches. This helps manage the size of the tree without damaging it.
  • Avoid topping: Topping is a harmful practice that creates ugly growth and weakens trees. Never top your trees.

For complex pruning tasks, such as crown reduction or thinning, it's strongly recommended to hire a certified arborist who has the expertise and experience to perform the work properly and safely.

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 much does it cost to trim a small tree?

The price of trimming a small tree varies based on these factors:
  • Type of tree: Some tree species are easier and faster to trim than others.
  • Size and shape of the tree: Larger trees or those with dense canopies require more time and effort.
  • Accessibility: If the tree is difficult to access, additional equipment might be required.
  • Specific trimming needed: The complexity of the work required will affect the cost.
  • Location: Local labor costs and regional factors impact pricing.
Get free quotes from multiple tree service companies for a personalized and accurate estimate. This helps you compare prices and choose the most cost-effective option.

What is the difference between tree trimming and tree pruning?

While often used interchangeably, tree trimming and pruning have distinct meanings:
  • Tree Trimming: Often focuses on improving the aesthetic appearance of the tree. It may involve removing smaller branches, shaping the tree, and maintaining clearance from structures or utilities.
  • Tree Pruning: A more precise technique focused on improving the tree's health and structure by removing dead, diseased, or damaged wood. It promotes new growth and strengthens the tree's overall vigor.
In practice, the terms are sometimes used interchangeably. Professional arborists will use both techniques to achieve a tree's desired appearance and health.

What is the best way to prune a tree?

Proper tree pruning techniques are essential for maintaining the health and structure of your trees. The goal is to make cuts that promote healing, maintain the natural shape, and avoid damage or weakening of the tree. Here's what to do:
  • Make clean cuts: Use sharp, clean pruning tools to prevent the crushing or tearing of branches, reducing the risk of disease and decay.
  • Follow the branch collar: This is the swollen area at the base of the branch. Never cut back into the branch collar, as this creates a wound that is difficult for the tree to heal.
  • Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches: This improves tree health and reduces hazards.
  • Thin the crown: Selectively remove branches from within the crown to improve light penetration, air circulation, and reduce wind resistance. Thinning helps to maintain the natural shape of the tree without reducing its overall size.
  • Reduce the crown: If necessary, reduce the size of the crown by shortening the branches back to strong lateral branches. This helps manage the size of the tree without damaging it.
  • Avoid topping: Topping is a harmful practice that creates ugly growth and weakens trees. Never top your trees.

For complex pruning tasks, such as crown reduction or thinning, it's strongly recommended to hire a certified arborist who has the expertise and experience to perform the work properly and safely.

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.