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Site clearance companies often have a dangerous job that requires safety, health and legal considerations, they need to understand the idiosyncrasies of each unique situation as it arises, and use specialist equipment in order to quickly, cost-effectively and safely finish a job. At Tree Surgeon Essex, we offer specialist site clearance services regarding any unwanted trees, shrubs or bushes. You can rest assured that whenever we undertake this type of work, that we offer a package of services that facilitate the clearance process, whilst at the same time keeping safety and regulations in the forefront of all that is done on the site. Safety, Health and the Law Perhaps the most important aspect involves maintaining safety at the site, the health of the workers and people in the area of the demolition, and an assurance that all local laws concerning these issues and demolition in general would be followed. We are able to adapt and plan for a variety of different types of sites and area that might need trees or bushes to be removed. We will apply regulations to all situations they might face so that no violations occur. Having all of the necessary equipment Tree Surgeon Essex have access to any equipment possibly be needed to perform the task of clearing trees and shrubs on a site. All of our arborists working on site clearances are fully qualified and able to perform the necessary takes on a wide-scale site clearance. Removal of all green waste We are happy to organise the removal of all the green waste that is on your site. Let us help you clear the trees and shrubs from your site, so that you can begin using it for what you wish. Tree-Surgeon Essex is made up of a team of professional arborists that love working with trees all year round. Give us a call today on 01708 578 017. We offer advice on: - Tree Pruning - Tree Removal or felling trees - Pollarding - Crown lifting/raising - Crown thinning - Crown reduction - Stump grinding/removal - Hedge trimming - Emergencies - Site clearance
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 Tree Surgeon Essex is accustomed to taking on all types of jobs. Whether you are a home owner with trees that need removing; a landlord who needs their garden cleared for a new tenant or a school that needs to have their grounds ready for their pupils return - we can help. With each of these clients we are happy to offer our services as one off jobs or regular contract work. We offer this same service to Local Councils. We recently removed a very large fallen poplar from a river. This was completed with a unimog, winch, crane and we had to cut away the metal fence. With the 10 ton winch, we managed to pull out the tree in quite large sections and then deal with it on a surface level, reducing the danger to the team. We then used the crane to load sections of the wood onto the trailer. The team made light work of this council job, because they are experienced, expert tree surgeons that can undertake tree removals of all shapes and sizes. Wherever the location of your job, our thorough risk assessment will ensure that accidents are minimised and the health and safety of our staff and the public taken into account. If you’re a Local Council, in the process of changing your tree surgeon provider, or would like to try a tree cutting service by a new company - get in touch today. Call, email or go to the contact page and fill in a form. Tree Surgeon Essex - looking after nature
 Conifers do not need extensive pruning and most are best left to assume their natural shape, with the occasional pruning of an overly long shoot. Occasionally, however, you may need to undertake more substantial pruning if the conifer starts to get too big for its position. Plants can be clipped annually with shears to keep them small and neat. Do not prune back to leafless brown stems because these will not re sprout. Cut back whole stems to restrict the size of ground hugging conifers, making the cut under a newer, shorter shoot that will hide it. Conifers that have become too overgrown should be removed. Another problem that should be pruned out as soon as it occurs is reversion, all green growth on variegated forms. Use scatters or prunes to remove these vigorous shoots, otherwise they may dominate the more decorative foliage. Most conifers produce resinous sap that bleeds freely from the stems if they are cut while the tree is in active growth. Pruning is therefore best carried out from autumn to mid winter while the tree is dormant. Use sharp, clean pruning tools as blunt blades will snag the wood and may provide an entry point for disease. Wear gloves and goggles and, if you are using power machinery, protective clothing is recommended. Once established, conifers will largely look after themselves. Mites and aphids can be problems on pines and spruces respectively, causing the needles to drop and producing unsightly care stems. Aphids are easy to control with insecticidal sprays, but mites are more persistent, you may wish to get in a professional to treat an affected specimen. Mites are particularly active during warm, dry years when conifers are under stress. You can help prevent outbreaks by watering conifers during a drought and spraying the foliage occasionally to increase air humidity. Do this in the evening to avoid scorching the foliage on a sunny day. Most conifers prefer a position in full sun, but many will tolerate partial shade or being in deeper shade for just part of the day. They will not grow well in dense shade or waterlogged soil. If your soil is heavy, you could try draining it, improving the structure, by adding plenty of well rotted organic matter and grit before planting, or creating a special conifer raised bed. Many slow growing dwarf conifers also so well in containers. A newly planted tree or shrub needs to be watered well in order to become established. You need to mulch it with straw or garden compost to conserve the moisture in the soil. Article Source |
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