Improved Safety and Workmanship

Using the MEWP for tree surgery is a game-changer, mainly because it reduces the risk of injury for our tree surgeons. Moreover, the extended reach allows us to prune more precisely, with more aesthetically pleasing results for our customers. Trees also benefit from this approach, as smaller, more appropriate pruning promotes overall health and vitality.

Compact and Low-Impact Design

Our MEWP, capable of reaching heights of up to 80 ft / 25 meters, boasts a surprisingly compact design. This feature enables easy access to various back gardens, so that few jobs are beyond our reach. Additionally, with its rubber tracks, our MEWP minimises ground impact, preserving the integrity of the surrounding environment.

Hedge Trimming in a Formal Garden

Hedge Trimming Services This is the time of year that we generally start hedge trimming. Many of our long-standing customers have us in each year to trim their hedges and keep them looking smart and in good order. Well-trimmed hedges not only look fantastic, but they...

Pruning a Hornbeam Tree

Are you struggling with a tree that’s causing shade and nuisance? At Tree Maintenance Ltd, we recently helped a valued customer with a challenging tree situation.

Tree Canopy or Crown Reduction

Tree Maintenance tree surgeons preserve majestic Horse Chestnut trees in Cromhall, including height reduction, wind resistance, and safe MEWP access.

Sympathetic Reduction of 2 Horse Chestnuts

We recently undertook a fascinating tree surgery project in Cromhall, where we had the opportunity to work on a pair of majestic Horse Chestnut trees. One of the trees had experienced branch fractures, likely due to a recent storm, compromising its structural...

Ash Dieback 101

Across the world, Ash trees are under threat from a disease known as ash dieback. Watch consultant Nick Organ with everything you need to know.

Cherry Tree removal

This large old Cherry tree was overshadowing our client's garden and house. Our client was initially keen to retain the tree, therefore we previously had crown raised this tree to alleviate the shading it was causing. However, several years later, due to it's...

The effects of floods and storms on trees

Floods and storms effect trees in many ways, their effect is greatly influenced by many factors such as wind speed, wind direction, rain intensity and duration, location, water type tree species, age and health. Trees can adapt to changing conditions but this...

Training for Tree Surgeons

Have you ever wondered what training is required for someone to become a tree surgeon, or what skills are needed in order to get started in this interesting career? In this blog we aim to give you an insight into what training is required to become a skilled and...

Back to school for the tree surgeons at Hatherop Castle

As tree surgeons (or Arborists to give the correct term) we are often privileged to be asked to undertake some really interesting work. A particular example being at Hatherop Castle School when we were called in for tree surgery. We were tasked to replace a really old...

Tree surgery terms explained

Once you have decided that your trees or shrubs need some attention, the next step is to contact a tree surgeon for advice on tree surgery and a quote. On arrival, the tree surgeon (or Arborists to give the correct title) will listen to your requirements and ask...