Tree Surgeons Lerwick

Some do-it-yourself tree care measures are of course possible if you prefer a hands-on approach, and the maintenance of fruit trees, smaller trees, shrubs and hedges, can all be done by a gardening enthusiast. Routine pruning and the trimming of branches that can be readily accessed from ground level are relatively straightforward jobs, and can be embarked upon if you have the right tools, know what you're doing and are self-confident. However, the process is best left to the experts if larger trees are involved that call for climbing or the use of ladders.

When accessing tall trees, it is not simply the chance of you falling and hurting yourself, it's also the likelihood of you injuring others by dropping tools or heavy branches whilst working at height. If you can visualise yourself balancing precariously up a tree wielding a powered-up chainsaw, that ought to be enough to change your mind for good.

For this type of project, you might believe that a gardener would be the right person to call. However, gardeners in the main are not familiar with the care of larger trees, though could be appropriate for maintaining fruit trees, hedges and bushes. If you prefer to hire a tradesperson who has the knowledge for any type of tree care project, and will be conversant with the equipment and tools required, a tree surgeon is the right person you need. Depending on the extent of the work concerned, and the size and type of trees that you have on your property in Lerwick, certain specialist tools such as chainsaws, chipping machinery and harnesses, may be needed.

Even though you may find numerous folks in Lerwick who claim to be tree surgeons, only a genuine tree surgeon will be trained in using such tools and equipment, will be qualified in arboriculture and will have accreditations such as:

• CS39 (NPTC 308) - Usage of chainsaw from a rope and harness.
• CS30 (NPTC 201/202) - Maintenance of the chainsaw, on site preparation, & basic crosscutting.
• CS38 (NPTC 206/306) - Tree climbing and aerial tree rescue.
• CS31 (NPTC 203) - Fell and process trees up to 15 inches (380mm).

Basic qualifications in first-aid are also important for tree surgeons. It's important that all specialist tree surgery in Lerwick conforms to British Standards BS3998 (2010) guidelines.

These are the main certifications that you should be asking for when you're hunting for a decent tree surgeon in Lerwick. You should look for someone more suitable if the person you are thinking of using doesn't have any of these qualifications. You can tell that somebody is a more experienced Lerwick tree surgeon if they also hold qualifications such as City & Guilds in forestry, countryside management, arboriculture, forest management or woodland ecology & conservation.

A wide range of different tree related tasks such as the protection of trees from grazing, tree felling, tree planting, pest control, disease identification, stump grinding, tree surgery, transplanting and tree removal, can be conducted by a properly trained tree surgeon in Lerwick.

For the home owner in Lerwick this will most likely involve crown raising, damage restoration, crown cleaning, tree removal, pruning, crown shaping, staking, crown thinning etc.

A professional Lerwick tree surgeon should also be acquainted with, and skilled in the use of a range of tree surgery tools and paraphernalia such as winches, chain saws, loppers, lowering slings, stump grinders, pole saws, harnesses, wood shredders, rigging pulleys, climbing ropes, rigging ropes and flip lines. If a so-called 'tree surgeon' shows up at your house with little more than a ladder and a handsaw, the alarm bells should be ringing, and unless you want a botched job you need to send them on their way.

Another thing to consider before beginning work on your trees, is whether they've got a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) on them. To check whether any of your trees are subject to Tree Preservation Orders, get in touch with your local planning authority. You can ask your tree surgeon to help with these checks, any good one will be happy to offer advice and guidance.

When you've cottoned on to the fact that your trees need the expertise of a professional Lerwick tree surgeon, you can get started with your search for a good one. This can be accomplished using one of the following solutions: You could search for the websites of Lerwick tree surgeons online. You could ask friends or neighbours if they know a company they can recommend. You could test out one of the online trade portals such as Quotatis, My Builder or Rated People. You can flick through your local newspaper classifieds or check out the Yellow Pages. These techniques should give you a short list of likely tree surgeons.

If you'd rather have the crème de la crème of tree surgeons you should opt for an Arboricultural Association (ARB) approved contractor, who should be certified and fully trained in the following disciplines:

• Work standards, operations and knowledge.
• High standards of customer care.
• Compliance with legislative requirements and arboricultural contracting.
• Knowledge of trees and tree management.
• Compliance with arboricultural health and safety regulations.

No matter what, you should avoid rogue traders and cowboys in Lerwick, and also be suspicious of cold callers who come to your door with the offer of cutting back your trees or cleaning your patio. This sort of work is hazardous, as we have already stated, and should never be attempted by people who don't have the proper skills.

If you don't employ a person who is experienced, irreversible damage could be done to your trees, which I'm sure is not something you want to happen. Trees that are treated, pruned or lopped at the wrong time of the year or in the wrong way, can have their health affected in devastating ways, so my recommendation is - only hire professionals.

You should always try to get at least two or three estimates from different tree surgery companies in Lerwick, to get a broad range of prices. When it comes to choosing your Lerwick tree surgeon, you shouldn't simply choose the one who offers to do the work at the cheapest price.

You should always ask lots of questions, and from their replies, your should get a perception of how much they know. Make certain that they have adequate insurance, and establish what is included in the price quoted. One of the most important things that you will wish to ascertain is if waste removal is included in the quote. They will produce a great deal of branches and waste, so make sure that they will take this away for you.

Asking the tree surgeon for references from past clients would also be a wise idea. If they're a genuine company they will be happy to provide you with references and even photos of work that they have accomplished. If they have a Facebook or Twitter page it could also be worthwhile to check this out, since it can sometimes contain a wealth of info on the company and it's clientele.

Locally based Lerwick tree surgeons will most likely have the postcode ZE1 and the phone code Dialling code 01595. They will operate in Lerwick itself, along with nearby areas like Gott, Quarff, Scalloway, Trondra, Holmsgarth, Brindister, Gulberwick, Shetland, Hamnavoe, Sound, Sandwick, Virkie, Gremista, and these postcodes: ZE1 0ED, ZE1 0QR, ZE1 0LB, ZE1 0EL, ZE1 0AQ, ZE1 0NQ, ZE1 0BX, ZE1 0HS, ZE1 0DQ, ZE1 0AJ.

If you require this type of assistance it's definitely wise to hire an approved local tree surgeon. Lerwick householders can greatly benefit from the knowledge and expertise that are the trademark of a fully trained professional.

Getting Help and Information

When you are vetting local Lerwick tree surgeons and arborists, you must ask them questions such as: Do your working practices comply with the British Standard (BS3998)? Will you provide me with a written quotation? Do your staff and you have the appropriate certificates and qualifications (for tree care and the use of chainsaws)? Have you got employment and public liability insurance? Can you provide me with references from previous clients? Do you have membership of a trusted professional body (i.e. The International Society of Arboriculture or the Arboricultural Association)? to make certain that they know exactly what they are doing and that they'll not inflict irreparable damage on your precious trees. If the tree surgeon doesn't provide you with acceptable replies to any of these questions, look elsewhere.

To find lots of practical details about ways to choose a decent tree surgeon, as well as a searchable directory of registered tree surgeons in the British Isles, you can visit the Arboricultural Association website. One other great resource is the International Society of Arboriculture site which has a "verify credentials" tool and a "find a tree surgeon" tool. You could also check out the trusty old Wikipedia "Arborist" page here, to get some further details on tree surgery as a career. A Government endorsed organisation where you can also locate genuine tradesmen such as tree surgeons, comes in the shape of Trustmark.

Tree Root Problems Lerwick

When they are growing too close to your house in Lerwick, certain trees have particularly intrusive roots, and can be troublesome. Among the most widespread issues are: lifting patios, damaged foundations and blocked drains. Maples, sycamores, elms and willows, are notorious for having very intrusive root systems.

If you have plans to plant any new trees in your garden, it's advisable to ensure they're placed a suitable distance from pathways, your house, your drainage system and patios. If you are already experiencing problems with pre-existing trees which are growing too near to your home, you can get guidance and advice by getting in touch with your local Lerwick tree care specialist.

You definitely should not try to deal with this yourself by simply cutting through the problematic roots, as this could severely affect the tree's health or even kill it. To successfully survive, a tree will still need to be getting enough water and food, and a professional tree surgeon in Lerwick will know precisely which roots should be left in place, and which roots can be cut back.

Tree and shrub roots regularly cause structural issues in subterranean drains, because sewerage pipes provide a continuous source of nutrients and moisture. Small tree roots can soon invade a drainage system's joints, and when established develop into substantial root balls which can cause joint failure and an eventual blockage. High quality root removal services will be offered by some Lerwick tree surgeons, who will use either electro-mechanical equipment, high pressure water jetting or manual rodding to get rid of the offending roots. You should also be able to obtain root removal services in Gott, Quarff, Scalloway, Trondra, Holmsgarth, Brindister, Gulberwick, Shetland, Hamnavoe, Sound, Sandwick, Virkie, Gremista, and and of course in Lerwick.

Conservation Areas & Tree Preservation Orders Lerwick

Before carrying out any significant work on your trees in Lerwick, you need to make sure that there is not a TPO (Tree Preservation Order) on any of them. You local authority is the place to head to find out if there are TPOs on any of your property's trees. You can't carry out uprooting, wilful destruction, wilful damage, lopping, topping, cutting down or removal, without consent in writing from your local authority, if a tree on your property is subject to a Tree Preservation Order. Your tree surgeon should be able to advise you on this and help with any checks.

For any of you whose house is within a conservation area in Lerwick, a minimum of 6 weeks notice in writing must be given to the local council if you want to conduct any work on a tree with a diameter of seventy five millimetres or more (1.5m from the ground).

Removing Tree Stumps Lerwick

When you've a tree that needs felling and removing in your garden in Lerwick, there's also a stump to think about. You may consider allowing it to rot and break down naturally, and be perfectly happy to leave it to its own devices. However, a large tree stump could take many years to break down, and may even produce suckers in an effort to restore itself to its former glory. Protruding tree stumps can also be a trip hazard, can attract harmful pests, and be an eyesore as well.

Stump grinding and stump removal are the two primary choices, if you do decide to do away with the tree stump entirely. Below we'll be focusing on the stump removal solution.

With regards to getting rid of a tree stump, the 3 primary techniques are burning, digging out by hand and chemical treatment. If it's your intention to perform the stump removal yourself, any one of these solutions could be an option. Tree surgeons themselves will generally go with the aforementioned stump grinding option, though might offer the alternative of a chemical treatment such as eco-plugging.

Chemical Stump Removal: A powerful chemical compound such as Resolva Xtra Tough Tree Stump Killer, Roundup Tree Stump Remover or Vitax SBK Stump Killer, will be needed if you elect to proceed down the chemical treatment route. It's important that you closely follow the directions when utilising any of these chemical solutions, since they can be extremely dangerous and toxic. This should be seen as a long, rather than short term solution to stump removal, as it may take several weeks or even months to rot away, subject to its size. It will still have to be chopped up and dug out with an axe and a spade once it has completely rotted away.

Tree Stump Burning: Take care if you use this technique for stump removal, since it can be quite dangerous and may contravene legislation in your area. You will need to drill a few 1" holes in the stump, and pour in some vegetable oil, you'll have to keep the holes topped up for a number of days until the stump has been totally saturated. You should then cover the stump with charcoal or logs and set it alight. But, this must be supervised continually and not left to its own devices. Ensure that the fire is extinguished as soon as it's completely burned out. You'll then be able to dig out the burnt stump remains and roots after it has completely cooled down.

An alternate option is scooping out all the soil from beneath the tree stump and lighting a fire in the void underneath. None of these stump burning solutions should should be considered appropriate if the tree stump is near to other trees, fences or buildings.

Hand Stump Digging: Digging by hand is relatively straightforward and will involve digging down, sawing through all the roots, and releasing the stump. You might need to use a winch for lifting out the stump. This tends to be tedious and exhausting work, and should never be tackled by anyone who's not fit and healthy.

The ISA - International Society of Arboriculture

The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) is a non-profit, international organisation based in the United States of America, with the aim of fostering the awareness and benefits of trees. Serving the tree care industry across the globe, the ISA is a membership association that upholds the professional practice of arboriculture, and provides accreditations for tree care professionals.

With its focus firmly on research, technology and education, the ISA endorses best tree care practice via educational events, publications and services, allowing those in the tree care industry to improve their knowledge, arboricultural expertise and skills.

After signing an agreement with them the Arboricultural Association (AA) became an associate organisation of the International Society of Arboriculture in mid-2016. This allowed the two associations to significantly strengthen their relationship, while offering additional opportunities for anybody in Great Britain and Ireland who's a registered member of the ISA. UK tree care professionals having either ISA or AA membership are now in a position to reap the wide and diverse benefits of being part of a global network. With professional affiliates and associate organisations in Australia, Asia, New Zealand, South Africa, Europe, and the United Kingdom, the ISA now boasts over twenty two thousand members internationally.

Pollarding Trees Lerwick

The technique whereby a tree's size is greatly reduced because it's outgrown its present setting, is referred to as "pollarding". It can sometimes be employed for practical or aesthetic motives to change a tree into a particular form. It is often witnessed on trees that function as borders or hedgerows, in addition to trees which grow alongside roadways in Lerwick. For folks who appreciate trees it's not a very popular procedure, seeing that the outcome is inclined to be rather bare and harsh, with the appearance of being practically dead. The beneficial element of pollarding, is that trees which might normally need to be removed can be saved in-situ. Pollarding is typically used on broad-leafed species like horse chestnuts, oaks, beeches, maples, limes, sycamores and planes.

Logs/Firewood Lerwick

Tree surgeons are frequently a good source for firewood and logs in Lerwick, if you're looking for this particular commodity. As tree surgeons spend the majority of their time cutting down branches and trees, I suppose this is hardly surprising.

Recently cut down logs and branches are often available "free to collector" from some Lerwick tree surgeons, who are simply happy to get rid of them. Other local tree surgeons, with the space to store them, will dry out and season the logs and sell them by the bag or lorry load, and will often even deliver them to your home.

Chucking "wet" logs on your wood burner or open fire is not a great idea, and will produce a lot of smoke and clog up your flue. Only use logs that have been dried out for at least twelve months and have a moisture level of 20 percent or less. Tree surgeons in Lerwick will mostly have stocks of hardwood logs and these are brilliant for a long, sustained burn which will generate heat for many hours. The downside of hardwood logs is that they can be quite challenging to get going, so if you can acquire a few softwood logs, these are fantastic for getting the fire burning.

Skills Necessary for Tree Surgeons in Lerwick

• Be alert to the complexities and dangers involved in all aspects of the work.
• Have an organised way of working.
• Have the ability to maintain, use and repair tools and machines.
• Have a good understanding of public safety.
• Be professional and able to complete work within the specified period.
• Physical skills like movement and co-ordination.
• Be patient and have the ability to remain calm in stressful situations.
• Have the ability to work with your hands.
• Have essential computer skills and know how to carry out basic tasks on handheld devices.
• Decent customer skills.
• The cabability to work efficiently with other people.

Tree Transplanting Lerwick

Moving fully developed trees is a delicate, but rather simple process nowadays, mostly due to modern vehicle mounted spades, tree lifting devices and other specialist machinery. Removing a tree from your land does not have to involve cutting it down and digging out the roots; a certified tree removal service in Lerwick can remove and re-plant even fully developed trees and restore the ground afterwards.

Transplanting a tree in Lerwick causes less stress to the root-ball and health of the tree in winter and autumn seasons, but it can still be achieved during the warmer summer season by thoroughly soaking the ground before lifting. A massive mechanical tree spade plunges down into the ground, and surrounds the root-ball before plucking the unscathed tree from its home. If the uplifted tree is not to be straight away transplanted, it can be temporarily stored providing that its root ball and the surrounding soil is kept damp.

Even protected trees can be moved and transplanted by a competent tree moving company in Lerwick, as long as all relevant legislation and preservation orders are given by the woodland organisations and authorities. You should be able to get tree transplanting services in Gott, Quarff, Scalloway, Trondra, Holmsgarth, Brindister, Gulberwick, Shetland, Hamnavoe, Sound, Sandwick, Virkie, Gremista, and Lerwick itself. (Tags: Tree Moving Lerwick, Tree Replanting Lerwick, Tree Transplanting Lerwick).

Health and Safety

The health and safety aspect is one of the major considerations when doing tree surgery, because if conducted badly it can definitely be an extremely dangerous process. If the folks engaged in the tree surgery are inexperienced or untrained, there are numerous things that may go wrong such as falling branches and timber, a lack of head protection, not using hearing or eyesight protection, no protection from falling, in the form of harnesses, ropes and platforms, neglecting to cordon-off the work area to protect vehicles and the public and failure to use cut-proof (chainsaw-proof) clothing (particularly safety boots and trousers). Because of these incompetencies, potentially at risk are the actual tree itself, passing and stationary vehicles, employees at ground level, the tree surgeon (up the tree), the street facilities, the people living in the property, the property or home, fences and garden sheds, pedestrians.

Stump Grinding

It's vital to be sure to work with a firm having the correct knowhow and tools, when you need to get stump grinding carried out in Lerwick. The finest Lerwick tree surgeons will appreciate that every single piece of the tree stump must be taken out down to a depth of at least twelve inches. Grinding down stumps and roots quite close to walls and buildings while avoiding damage, can only be accomplished if your tree surgeon has got the use of the appropriate machinery. This purpose built grinding apparatus is so versatile that it can even remove stumps which are located in passageways, alleys and other usually inaccessible spots. It can involve a herculean effort to clear out the stumps of large trees, where the stump and main roots grow down to a considerable depth, making the task even more difficult if you do not have the correct gear.

Recent Tree Surgery Projects

Mr and Mrs Hamill want a tree surgeon who will prune a pear tree in the garden of their property in Maddiston. In Sandhaven Mr Jonas Mcewan needs a tree surgeon who can remove a really big pine tree ASAP. Riley Murphy wanted a price quote for removing four trees from his garden in Bridge of Earn. Miss Sienna-Rose Sherry in Ormiston needs someone to do some after winter tree and hedge pruning. Rae Cousins wanted a quote for removing 2 trees and a hedge from the garden of her property in Dreghorn. Ronny Latham was searching for a tree surgeon in the Buckie, Scotland area to do tree removal. Maxim Dent was wanting to get price quotes from local tree surgeons in St Monans who can chop back three conifers and remove all the waste in the garden of his detached property. Mr and Mrs Hutchinson want somebody in Inchinnan to clip a 30m run of beech hedge to a controllable height.

Tree Surgery Tasks Lerwick

Lerwick tree surgeons can generally help with pollarding, tree work Lerwick, tree lopping, dead wooding in Lerwick, tree maintenance, hedge reduction, site clearance, crown reduction, fruit tree pruning, commercial tree surgery, tree lightening protection, staking in Lerwick, tree care services Lerwick, tree fertilising, eco-plugging, tree reduction Lerwick, formative pruning, arboriculture, crown raising, tree management in Lerwick, damaged tree cutting and removal, tree bracing Lerwick, tree pruning, tree removal, tree watering, drop crotching, woodland management, retrenchment pruning Lerwick, emergency tree surgery, shrub maintenance, terravention, tree dismantling, pest management Lerwick, cut sealing, crown cleaning and other tree surgeon services in Lerwick, Scotland. Listed are just some of the tasks that are carried out by local tree surgeons. Lerwick specialists will tell you about their entire range of services.

Tree Surgeons Near Lerwick: Also find: Shetland tree surgeons, Gulberwick tree surgeons, Virkie tree surgeons, Sandwick tree surgeons, Gremista tree surgeons, Brindister tree surgeons, Sound tree surgeons, Quarff tree surgeons, Scalloway tree surgeons, Gott tree surgeons, Holmsgarth tree surgeons, Trondra tree surgeons, Hamnavoe tree surgery and more. All of these locations are covered by qualified tree surgeons. Lerwick business and home owners can obtain estimates by clicking here.

Finding a Tree Surgeon

Of the numerous means available to seek out local tradesmen in Lerwick such as tree surgeons, one that has been with us for some time is online business directories. They're the contemporary equivalent of the old Yellow Pages, which almost everyone in Great Britain used to find local services. In recent times people look in Local Life, Thomson Local, Cyclex, Yelp, Mister What, 118 118, City Visitor, Yell and Touch Local, although listings in these are accessible to any tree surgeon able to pay the listing fee, which is not a guarantee of craftsmanship A further favorite way of tracking down trades-people as of late is to check out web portals like Checkatrade, TrustaTrader, My Hammer, Rated People, Local Heroes or My Builder, and as you'll soon find out, the opportunity to go through client reviews and testimonials is the biggest benefit of such portals. Helping you to choose a reliable tradesman who has been recommended by other local people. The last and possibly actually best alternative is to ask friends and acquaintances if they are able to endorse a tree surgeon they have used.

Tree Care Services Lerwick

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• Dead Wooding
• Hedge Planting
• Tree Pruning
• Woodland Management
• Tree Felling
• Crown Raising
• Wood Chipping
• Root Grinding
• Woodchipping
• Tree Pollarding
• Tree Dismantling
• Crown Lifting
• Tree Surveys
• Tree Management

Around Lerwick

Tree surgeons were recently working in the following Lerwick streets: Carlton Place, Andrewstown Terrace, Burgh Road, Gardie Lane, Cairnfield Road, Bloomfield Place, Back Charlotte Lane, Gutters Gaet, Bruce Crescent, Murrayston, Westerloch Brae, Ackrigarth, Fogralea, Clairmont Place, Grantfield, Goodlad Crescent, Unicorn View, Tievemore Crescent, Leog, Haldane Place, Lower Hillhead, Sletts Road, Hill-Grind, Staneyhill, Hillhead, North Ness, Garthspool, West Baila, and in homes and businesses having these postcodes: ZE1 0ED, ZE1 0QR, ZE1 0LB, ZE1 0EL, ZE1 0AQ, ZE1 0NQ, ZE1 0BX, ZE1 0HS, ZE1 0DQ, ZE1 0AJ. Work was undertaken in these locations by local tree surgeons. Lerwick home and property owners benefited from trusted and competent tree surgery services on each occasion.

More Lerwick Trades: Not surprisingly, when you're having tree surgery done in Lerwick, Scotland, you are likely to need other garden related services, and together with a tree surgeon in Lerwick, Scotland, you might also need garden digging services in Lerwick, garden clearance in Lerwick, garden design in Lerwick, grass cutting in Lerwick, landscaping in Lerwick, hedge trimming in Lerwick, pond installers in Lerwick, patio layers in Lerwick, SKIP HIRE in Lerwick, artifical grass in Lerwick, waste removal in Lerwick, block pavers in Lerwick, garden shed builders in Lerwick, gate fitters in Lerwick, garden decking in Lerwick, soil irrigation in Lerwick, and other different Lerwick tradespeople.

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