 | Tree Surgery · Crown reduction - Reducing all proportions of the crown so that a smaller natural shape is attained. · Crown thinning - Removing selected branches evenly throughout the crown so as to allow more light and air to penetrate without reducing the overall dimensions of the crown. · Crown lifting - Removing selected lower branches that may be a nuisance or to improve light under the crown. · Cleaning out - Removing broken, hanging and torn branches, stumped branches and debris. · Pollarding - The removal of last years growth back to the main trunk knuckle to promote dense re-growth. · Felling - Complete removal of a tree down to ground level - provides access and sunlight. |
Tree Surveying MGC recommends that, as a protection against possible consequential damage and loss, all trees should be surveyed annually. Tree owners are advised to look carefully at their trees for signs of fungal activity at the base and root system (particularly noticeable in the autumn) and for dead and diseased branches and cavities in the stem and crown. Call in an expert Arboriculturist if any problems are found. The investment in a professional opinion can conserve your trees and avoid costly consequences. Site visits and surveying can be carried out to clients' requirements, from an individual tree to whole estate schemes. Our vast experience of tree physiology and disease can provide you with all the help you need for the better management of your trees. |  |
 | Qualifications To comply with the current legal requirements for carrying out any work with a chainsaw our operators have a basic minimum of the following qualifications:
In today's litigation-conscious world the importance of ensuring that the tree surgeon you employ is fully insured cannot be stressed too highly. You can relax in the knowledge that MGC carries Public Liability Insurance of £5 million and Employer's Liability Insurance of £10 million. |