Tilbury

Dead Wood Removal Tilbury

Dead wood is a natural part of growth for a tree, although it can occur due to decay or disease. It is essential that a tree is regularly checked for dead wood, with any that is found removed so that it doesn’t fall out without warning and cause injury or damage. Dead wood removal Tilbury wide strengthens trees and makes them healthier whilst maintaining their safety.

Dead wood is especially hazardous during storms and high winds. If a heavy branch should fall from a tree you own and strike a passer-by or someone’s property, you could be liable for any injuries or damage sustained.

How does dead wood removal work?

We start by coming along to check the tree. We can do this on a regular basis, or you can call us should you believe there is dead wood present.

We will check the tree to see if there is any underlying cause for the dead wood. This might be disease, or decay due to pest or fungal infestation. If anything needs a treatment plan, we will provide a no-obligation quotation. The health of the tree is always our top priority, so as soon as we are satisfied that there is nothing wrong with the tree, we will let you know our costs for the dead wood removal.

Qualified Tree Surgeons for Tilbury Dead Wood Removal

Great Wakering homeowners, estate managers, housing associations and local authorities have depended upon our services for more than 15 years. They are satisfied that we possess the necessary experience, qualifications, expertise and specialist equipment to take care of any dead wood removal task, however hazardous it may be.

TH Trees Ltd is Trading Standards, local authority and Safe4Site approved. Trading Standards approval is only awarded when a company can prove it has extensive experience, in-depth knowledge, relevant qualifications and valued-added, fair pricing as well as practising safe working processes.

We work hard to make sure our customers are always happy to recommend us by delivering a service that goes the extra mile. Our extensive list of official tree surgeon qualifications proves our capabilities in meeting the standards of expertise that our Tilbury customers expect.

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

When engaging a tree surgeon for dead wood removal in Tilbury, do your due diligence and make sure that they hold relevant qualifications for the work they are carrying out for you. It is important to be aware that not all tree surgeons will possess ALL the correct certificates and that if they don’t it could spell insurance related problems for you if a problem occurs or an accident happens whilst the work is being carried out.

At TH Trees Ltd, our Tilbury dead wood removal specialists hold as many as TEN different N.P.T.C. qualifications together with TWO LANTRA qualifications. All our tree surgeons undergo regular refresher training to keep their skills up to date. Also, as a company, we adhere to British Standard BS 3998 2010 and work in adherence with all relevant regulations including the Work at Height Regulations, the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act and the Manual Handling Operations. We have a fully untarnished record in all aspects of health and safety.

Dead Wood Removal Tilbury: What Species are Covered?

We are specialists when it comes to the removal of dead wood Tilbury wide from trees on public and private land.

We can handle any species of tree of any size. This includes the oak tree and Leyland cypress, both of which are known to grow to great heights; conifer trees that can grow up to 100 metres tall; the willow tree which is often located on the banks of water; and trees like the ash tree and the elm tree which are prone to disease which can lead to the production of excessive dead wood.

Here are some of the most common species of trees we remove dead wood from:

• Oak – all types including English oak, sessile oak and holm oak
• Ash – including those affected by ash dieback
• Fruit trees – including pear, plum, cherry and apple
• Willow – all species including crack willow, white willow and weeping willow
• 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 expansive canopies
• All other deciduous trees – including silver birch trees, hornbeam trees, lime trees, maple trees, sycamore trees, rowan trees and aspen trees

What Trees are Most Prone to Dead Wood?

Certain trees tend to be more prone to fungi and pest infestation than others. When a tree becomes diseased or infested, it can start to weaken and decay. Any of these can be responsible for increased volumes of dead wood production.

Oak decline, ash dieback, chestnut blight and Dutch elm disease are some of the most common diseases affecting trees around the UK. If you are worried that your tree may have fallen victim to any of these then it is crucial you seek professional advice immediately. The earlier you get your tree treated, the better its chance of surviving the disease. To learn more about how to identify certain diseases, have a read of our guide to common tree diseases and pests.

An essential part of our Tilbury tree surgeon services is identifying and successfully treating diseases, fungi and pest infestations. We encourage you to contact us immediately if you think your tree may be at risk.

Need Dead Wood Removal Tilbury? Call TH Trees Ltd.

Whatever the reason for the dead wood within your trees, you can rely upon TH Trees Ltd to provide a professional, value-added service in dead wood removal and general tree care. We possess the qualifications and experience to ensure your tree remains healthy and in the safest of hands.

For a no-obligation estimate on dead wood removal Tilbury wide from qualified, trusted specialists you can rely on, call 01268 642 814.