Tree Services 9/18/19 – gtg
Here at our company, we specialize in tree stump removals. As qualified tree surgeons, we offer our services to domestic, corporate and local authorities. So, if you want to get rid of old tree roots to prevent infestations then call us today and see what we can do for you.
Old Root Removals
We are able to assist both domestic and commercial clients, so whatever your requirements we are sure that we have the skills and abilities to help. Our clients include the Police, Local Government, golf courses, private gardens, builders, and a range of domestic clients. We provide a comprehensive service for tree stump removals, old root removals and in addition to this we are also able to dig stumps out or grind them, whichever is most suitable for you.
Tree Stump Grinding
We have over 30 years of experience when it comes to tree stump grinding. We are also a certificate holder, City and Guilds qualified, and are certificate holders in stump grinding and chainsaw operations. We are fully insured and our prices are based on the time taken to remove the stump, not on the distance we have to travel, so there are no hidden costs. Our prices are competitive, so please do not hesitate to get in touch with us today to discuss your requirements.
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Protect your garden from infestations – call us now to arrange for our expert tree stump grinding and tree root removal services.
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Installing plant life on any landscape takes a lot of time because plant growth is a slow process. Trees particularly take long to reach maturity. When trees attain maturity while in the wrong locations, they can cause significant inconvenience. Planting a tree in an area where it is unwanted can be a costly mistake for the future when its removal will be necessary.
Tree removal becomes necessary in cases where property owners want to plant new trees, create lawns, paths, car parks, driveways, walkways, or make way for the construction of new structures. Commercial and residential property owners can handle some tree removal exercises. But some cases are intricate, and they require the services of a professional arborist. It is advisable to seek the services of an arborist to prevent costly mistakes that can lead to property damage or injuries.
Our company provides reasonably priced tree removal, lot clearing, and logging services that help eliminate unwanted trees from sites designated for other landscape developments. In addition to lot clearing, logging, and tree removal, we also offer grading services that level up the ground for construction or other uses.
My services are also appropriate for property owners willing to eliminate dead, diseased, or pest-ridden trees that are a safety threat to your property. Such trees could fall on houses, cars, or people and cause great damage or injuries. We handle a wide array of projects, and I believe that “no job is too small!”
The tree removal services we provide can also eliminate unsightly trees uprooted by storms and hurricanes. After conducting all the tree removal, I we will grind all unwanted tree stumps and cut and convert the tree logs into useful materials such as timber, wood chips, poles, or firewood.
We serve the whole region, and we are ready to offer a helping hand in lot clearing, tree removal, and logging. Call for a free estimate today, and learn about our pricing and scope of work.
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In your search to find the perfect tree for your property, you may come across the Bradford pear. You may also already have one or two of these trees on your property. It seems like the ideal ornamental tree: it grows quickly, has a nice, symmetrical shape, and is adorned with breathtaking white blossoms every spring. But like many things in nature, the Bradford pear’s beauty is deceiving. In addition to emitting a horrendous odor while blossoming, this tree can actually be quite dangerous—to itself, to your property, and even to the environment.
Bradford pear trees became popular in the United States during the 1960s, when government scientists adapted them from Chinese Callery pears to create a non-breeding (fruitless), ornamental tree. For several years, these trees began to line residential streets and commercial properties all over the country. As time passed, however, it was discovered that this tree with only a 20-year lifespan rarely survived even that long. Due to their rapid growth, Bradford pears’ branches don’t take enough time to strengthen at their joints, creating weak crotches that are almost guaranteed to break apart under the right conditions.
Most Bradford pears meet their end due to wind, rain, snow, or ice, and they are known for taking windows, roofs, and cars out with them. Google “Bradford pear tree” and alongside the images of beautiful foliage, you will also see many photos of fallen limbs or even trees split entirely in half. That was a Bradford pear. If that’s not enough to convince you not to plant a Bradford pear, their impact on the environment might be.
The Bradford pear was developed to not breed, and it doesn’t—at least, not with other Bradford pears. But once they were planted all over the place, they began to cross-breed with other species of pear trees, and the result was a new breed of viciously thorny trees that sprout up among native trees and choke the life out of them. They are nearly impossible to remove and may destroy acres of agricultural and forest land.
Their dangers have caused Bradford pears to be completely banned from some cities, and where they aren’t banned, they aren’t sold by honest, reputable nurseries. Fortunately, there are many safer options for beautiful, flowering trees to plant on your property, and a certified arborist can help you find and plant the perfect one.
If you already have a Bradford pear on your property, you would be doing our native environment a favor by calling a tree removal service such as ours to help take it down.
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Trees grow in countless varieties all over the world, and their beauty is undeniable. But if you need more reasons to plant a tree on your property, here are just a few of the benefits they offer.
They’re Good for Your Home
Planting your trees in the right places can make a world of difference in the comfort of your home. Trees planted on the west side of the house can protect it from the hot afternoon sun, keeping each room pleasantly cool through the summer. They’ll also soothe your winter woes by blocking icy winds and keeping your home considerably warmer. According to The Arbor Day Foundation, people tend to stay longer in homes with trees, which just goes to show how much happier trees can make a home!
They’re Good for Your Wallet
Keeping your house at a naturally more comfortable temperature also means keeping your heat and cooling on a more affordable setting year-round. The Center for Urban Forest Research determined that a properly placed, mature tree could save you as much as 12% on your energy bills! Property values also rise when landscaping includes trees, so when you’re ready to sell and move on, you’ll discover that your trees were a worthwhile investment.
They’re Good for the Environment
There’s a reason people plant trees on Earth Day—they’re just good for the environment! In addition to helping you use less energy in your home, they also absorb pollution and release tons of oxygen into the environment each year. Trees are also vital to the quality of our water. They create a natural barrier for runoff and erosion of soil, keeping groundwater and streams clear of pollutants. No matter who you are, trees are sure to have an impact on your life. So if you’re still on the fence about whether to plant, here’s our advice: the world can always use more trees!
See the statistics for yourself and go plant a tree!
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