EAST DEVON TREE SURGEON
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We have short lead times, and can undertake most works within 2 weeks.
Our East Devon Tree Surgeon team members are polite, friendly and highly professional. They will undertake your work swiftly with the minimum of fuss and always working to high levels of care and safety.
We cover the whole of East Devon and surrounding area.
We are a family business who pride ourselves on our standards of workmanship and customer care.
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Crown Reductions
The basic process of reducing the total size of a tree. The tree is reduced by a specific amount, normally around 30%, whilst retaining or improving the natural shape of the tree.
Pruning points are chosen to ensure that the tree regenerates in a healthy manner and to prevent the ingress of pathogens or unhealthy growing paterns which will cause long term problems.
Crown Thinning
A technique to reduce the overall density of the tree canopy, to allow more light through the tree to reduce shading or to reduce the chance of wind damage. A proportion of secondary and small branches are removed. The tree retains is original size and overall shape.
Crown Lifting
A process for various reasons, to allow more light for the surrounding areas allowing other plants or grass to grow. Removing branches that are causing obstructions, perhaps over pathways or roads. To create desireable views or to remove branches that are cuasing problems with closeby buildings.
Pollarding
Pollarding is often used in pedestrian areas or confined spaces, a method to control the general size of a tree.
The technique removes branches at specific heights promoting the growth of new lateral branches. Pollarding will need to be done on a regular basis to contain the new tree size. Pollarding is best done to younger trees.
Tree Removal
Sometimes sadly there is no other option than to completely remove a tree, this can be done in two ways. Firstly if space allows, the quickest and most cost effective way is to simply fell the tree, this however is quite rare. Secondly, the tree will have to be dismantled sectionally. The tree is climbed and dismantled limb by limb, often lowering the waste material with rigging equipment. If the tree is too dangerous to climb the only option is to use Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWP’s) to gain access to the canopy.
Dead Wooding
Dead wood in trees can very very dangerous, especially if the tree is in a public space, or over hangs footpaths or roads. This dead wood is prone to being dislodged in any bad weather with the obvious associated risks. The entire crown is checked and dead wood removed. It should be remembered though, that dead wood is an important habitat for wildlife, and some dead wood if safe to leave has great environmental benefits.
