Tilbury

Emergency Tree Work Tilbury

Fallen tree or hazardous branches presenting a risk? Whether your trees have been felled by a storm or strong winds, or they are diseased or infested, you can totally rely upon our N.P.T.C. and LANTRA qualified, Trading Standards approved tree care specialists with full reassurance that your call will be given premium priority.

Tree emergency? Call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year on 01268 642 814. Our team will always respond immediately to all enquiries for emergency tree work Tilbury wide.

Tree emergencies explained

If a tree is at risk of falling or its health or safety is in danger then this will be classed as a tree emergency. If you see the following it will be classed as a tree emergency Tilbury wide:

• Fallen trees posing a hazard to health and safety or blocking access
• Disease symptoms, for example ash dieback, Dutch elm disease or oak decline
• Partially fallen trees posing a danger to property or pedestrians
• Loose branches likely to fall onto public land or property
• Trees growing dangerously close to overhead power lines

Urgent Callouts for all Emergency Tree Work Tilbury Wide – How our Service Works

Over our 15 years in the tree care industry we have gained a high level of knowledge and long term experience together with the ability to craft on the spot solutions to the issues of the most complex nature right.

On arriving at a tree emergency our first job is to undertake a risk analysis. This is an important procedure that allows us to assess the risk level of a job and then work out practical solutions to tackle it safely.

We are widely experienced in working safely amongst the public and our team is skilled in ensuring the safety of surrounding property and vehicles.

As soon as the core hazards are secured we are then ready to undertake an expert assessment of the tree. This allows us to calculate the best course of action. Where necessary we will deploy heavy lifting machinery and transport to safely remove any tree that is blocking access or presenting a hazard. We totally appreciate the importance of working swiftly to minimise any disruption to traffic or pedestrians.

We are also able to prescribe and undertake remedial work on damaged trees, such as removing branches or treating disease.

Before we leave the site we conduct a full inspection of the tree to ensure it is safe and healthy. Our expert knowledge as qualified tree surgeons allows us to identify symptoms of any tree disease which may have led to the tree becoming hazardous.

Emergency Tree Work Tilbury: All Trees Covered

Our long term expertise means we are able to handle all species of trees as part of our emergency tree work Tilbury wide. These include:

Oak Trees: The English or common oak, the sessile oak and the holm oak are all included. Whatever the size or age of the oak tree, we are able to safely deal with it.

Willow Trees: Our team and state of the art equipment are often called in to handle storm damaged or fallen willow trees Tilbury wide, including those that are situated close to bodies of water.

Conifer Trees: Yew and Leylandii are well known for growing to soaring heights of over 100 metres, whilst the cedar tree is renowned for its multiple trunks. Some may say these pose difficulties for tree surgeons, but not for TH Trees Ltd. Our skilled tree surgeons regularly remove the largest of conifer trees that have fallen onto the public highway or overhead power cables.

Eucalyptus Trees: These trees are known for regularly shedding bark and branches during their natural growth cycle, especially following storms or high winds. In many cases we will hard prune a eucalyptus tree to make it safe, or remove it altogether where required.

Fruit Trees: Fruit trees such as cherry, plum, apple and pear that have not been adequately pruned may be susceptible to storm damage. If you wish to keep your prized fruit tree then we will always do whatever we can to save it if it has suffered damage; this is one of our core priorities as qualified tree surgeons.

Silver Birch Trees: This species is known to grow to heights of 30 metres and put out deep roots; nevertheless we have the expertise to safely and efficiently handle any emergency situation involving a silver birch tree.

Ash Trees: The ash tree is known to have a long life of up to 400 years and can grow to 35 metres in height. Unfortunately they are prone to ash dieback. This must be dealt with following a very careful process in order to prevent spores spreading to surrounding trees: you can leave in the capable hands of our expert tree surgeons.

Pine Trees: Pine trees are known to grow to 35 metres or more in height and if they are not regularly pruned they can become very hazardous in high winds, often being felled and occasionally clashing with power cables or the public highway. We always respond urgently when called out in these circumstances.

Common diseases affecting Tilbury trees

When we carry out emergency tree work Tilbury wide, a vital element of our work is to inspect the tree for any signs of disease or decay that may be responsible for the branches weakening or the tree falling.

Certain species of trees are more prone to disease, fungi and pest infestations than others. You will most likely of heard of the more common tree diseases such as ash dieback, chestnut blight, Dutch elm disease and oak decline, and silver leaf disease that affects fruit trees. Unfortunately there are many more threats to trees fa exceeding this list.

If you are worried that your tree could be diseased or infested, our guide to common tree diseases and pests should prove a useful resource for you. If you have any individual concerns about your tree do not hold back in getting in touch to request tailored guidance.

For an immediate response to all emergency tree work Tilbury wide, call TH Trees Ltd on 01268 642 814, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We are Trading Standards and local authority approved fully qualified tree surgeons.

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