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Dead Wood Removal Grays

Dead wood forms naturally as a tree grows, although sometimes it can be the result of disease or decay. It is essential that the wood is removed regularly for a number of reasons. Dead wood removal Grays wide not only prevents hazards, it also strengthens trees and promotes their health.

Dead wood poses a hazard because it is prone to falling from the tree at any time. If it should strike a passer-by or someone’s property and the tree in question is growing on your land, you could be held liable for the damage.

Deadwood Removal Grays – How it Works

It all starts with a site visit. We will use our expertise to assess the reason behind the dead wood to ascertain whether it has anything to do with disease or decay due to fungi or pest infestation. If it does then we’ll let you have our professional opinion on what needs to be done. The health of the tree is the most important element for us, so as soon as we are happy that there is nothing to worry about, we will provide a quote to safely remove the dead wood.

Approved Tree Surgeons for Dead Wood Removal in Grays

Grays homeowners, estate managers, housing associations and local authorities have trusted our services for more than 15 years. This is because they are aware that we possess the knowhow, experience and specialist equipment required to take on any situation, however intricate it may be.

T.H. Tree Services are Trading Standards, local authority and Safe4Site approved tree surgeons. Trading Standards approval is only awarded on the basis of extensive experience, in-depth knowledge, safe working processes, relevant qualifications and great value, affordable rates.

Dead Wood Removal Grays: All Species of Tree Covered

We can remove dead wood Grays wide from public land, commercial premises and residential property. Any tree of any species can be worked on no matter its size. This includes the oak tree and Leyland cypress which can both grow up to a soaring 40 metres in height; conifer trees that are known to reach towering heights of up to 100 metres; the willow tree which is often located on the banks of bodies of water; and trees like the ash tree or the elm tree which are susceptible to disease and can be particularly prone to producing dead wood as their branches start to decay.

The following are just some of the trees we regularly remove dead wood from in Grays and surrounding areas:

• Oak – all types including English oak, sessile oak and holm oak
• Ash – including ash trees affected by ash dieback
• Fruit trees – including pear, plum, cherry and apple
• Willow – all species including those growing close to bodies of water
• Conifers and pines – including yew, cedar and Leyland cypress (Leylandii)
• Thorny trees and spiky trees – including hawthorn, blackthorn, holly and the monkey puzzle tree
• Eucalyptus trees – all varieties including the cider gum tree
• Beech trees – including those with considerably sized canopies
• Other deciduous trees – including silver birch trees, hornbeam trees, lime trees, maple trees, sycamore trees, rowan trees and aspen trees

Is my Tree Particularly Prone to Dead Wood?

Some trees tend to be more susceptible to disease, fungi and pest infestation than others. When diseased or suffering from a pest infestation, trees can become weakened and parts of them can start to decay. In such cases, it becomes more likely for a tree to produce dead wood.

If you are worried your tree may be diseased and could be suffering from one of the more commonplace conditions such as oak decline, ash dieback, chestnut blight or Dutch elm disease, or another disease, you must without delay seek professional assistance, not only because it could render your tree more prone to hazardous dead wood, but because early intervention makes all the difference when it comes to reinstating the health of your tree.

A vital aspect of our Grays tree surgeon services is detecting and treating diseases, fungi and pest infestations. If you are worried that your tree may be diseased or affected by pests or fungi, take a look at our guide to common tree diseases and pests and don’t hesitate to get in touch for tailored advice should you need it.

Dead Wood Removal in Grays – the Qualifications that Matter

At T.H. Tree Services we are committed to making sure our customers are more than happy to recommend us by delivering a service that is second to none. Our extensive list of official tree surgeon qualifications should give you full peace of mind concerning the quality of our service and the level of expertise of our Grays dead wood removal specialists.

All our Grays tree surgeons are qualified to N.P.T.C. and LANTRA standards. These are the industry’s standard certifications, demonstrating that a tree surgeon has achieved a minimum standard of proficiency.

When hiring a dead wood removal expert in Grays, you should always be sure to check that they hold the qualifications relevant to the work they are undertaking for you. Consider that not all tree surgeons will have ALL the correct certificates and that this could result in insurance related problems for you.

At T.H. Tree Services, our Grays dead wood removal specialists have as many as TEN different N.P.T.C. qualifications together with TWO LANTRA qualifications. All our tree surgeons take regular refresher training.  We comply with British Standard BS 3998 2010 and work in line with all the relevant regulations including the Work at Height Regulations, the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act and the Manual Handling Operations, all of which we have a completely untarnished track record in.

Need Dead Wood Removal Grays? Call T.H. Tree Services.

Whatever the reason for your dead wood, you can rely on T.H. Tree Services to provide the very best, most highly professional service in dead wood removal and tree care. Our qualifications and experience mean your tree will be in the safest of hands in all respects.

For a no-obligation estimate on dead wood removal Grays wide from specialists you can trust, call 01268 642 814.

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