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Green Man Conservation Tree Surgeons and Tree Surgery Herts and Essex:

 

Green Man operate a tree surgery service From our base in Brent Pelham, near Buntingford for most of Hertfordshire and North Essex; Please see our current Working Area for clarification.

 

Green Man offer free quotations for all our tree surgery work, and free advice on the law and best practice for both the client and the trees in our care.

 

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 Gaining position in tree to prepare for a sectional dismantling operation Sectional dismantling of large trunk in slices to a safe height Large trunk felled to ground and sectioned for removal from site

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Green Man Standards of tree work

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  • All tree surgery is fully insured (£5m Public Liability) for your peace of mind

  • All Green Man operatives are experienced and fully qualified in a range of arboricultural operations and are the holders of both full NPTC certifications in tree operations and academic qualifications in the areas of Environmental Science and Arboriculture

  • Our tree work is carried out with due consideration to BS3998 'British Standard Recommendations for Tree Work'

  • Thorough awareness of Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 is maintained

  • Our tree surgery equipment is independently assessed by a LOLER ('Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regulations' 1998) accredited inspector every six months in accordance with the law

  • Green Man work with the Council's Tree Officers, and are aware of Conservation Areas, SSSI's and Tree Preservation Orders within our Working Area

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Some trees like Walnuts need very careful pruning to prevent introduction of disease and rot. A mature specimen before surgery Species often require pruning at specific times of the year, this Walnut is being worked in August to allow healing time while seasonal airbourne pests and diseases are relatively infrequent The tree has retained all dignity, whilst letting light through to the garden and house and being thinned and reduced by approx 40%

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What is Tree Surgery?

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Tree Surgery is necessary due to our close daily proximity to trees and the risks and infringements they subsequently impose upon us. Consequently there is a balance between their care and conservation in an urban setting, and often judgment to remove and re-plant if they are inappropriate or pose a threat. Tree Surgery is the need to maintain trees in our environment for our benefit, and thorough knowledge is required of individual species and their habits, diseases and pests that influence viability and environmental issues that may impinge on the tree’s health.

 

In all circumstances the advice we give is based on a balanced holistic interpretation of the aims of the tree owner, the basic fundamental needs of the tree itself, health and safety, aesthetics and the impact upon the setting and the wider environment.

 

Tree Surgery is in many ways divergent from our aims with woodland planting and woodland management, where the tree is ruler of its own environment, and their natural forms, habits and historical management dovetail the needs of our natural environment.

 

A sensitive and holistic approach to tree management dictates all our working operations at Green Man Conservation. Experienced, qualified and above all passionate about tree care A sensitive crown reduction to allow more light to penetrate garden without compromising the dignity of this mature ash. All those involved in Green Man Conservation, its cooperatives and suppliers share an uncommon passion for tree care

A wind-blown veteran willow is prepared for transportation to woodland copse as invertebrate and fungal habitat

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Aspects of Green Man tree work and garden management:

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Green Man Conservation is proficient in all facets of domestic and commercial tree management and garden maintenance including:

 

·          sectional felling of hazardous or inappropriately positioned mature trees

·          crown-lifting and reduction operations

·          formative pruning of fruiting species to maximize cropping

·          recommendations on species selection and re-planting

·          wildlife habitat creation in the domestic garden setting

·          installation, surveying and maintenance of bird, bat, owl and invertebrate

       habitat boxes

·          hedge-trimming and garden maintenance

 

Before; Mature Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) requiring a sensitive 30% reduction to improve light, air, overall garden aesthetic and safety for adjacent children’s play area. Green Man Conservation Tree Surgery, Tree Surgeons in Herts & Essex During; where possible, the use of hand tools in the shortening of boughs allows for cleaner, more controlled cutting, minimising the impact to the reduced tree. Green Man Conservation Tree Surgery, Tree Surgeons in Herts & Essex After; the boughs of the reduced tree are shortened to growth points to continue the drawing of sap to the tips of the worked limb, ensuring re-growth and the sustaining of the branch. Green Man Conservation Tree Surgery, Tree Surgeons in Herts & Essex

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 Careful trimming of a mature Yew (Taxus baccata) hedge in a manor house setting Facing and topping hedges should be done regularly to maintain a good shape The finished hedge ready for birds to find homes to nest and fledge

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Green Man Conservation Hertfordshire and Essex Tree Surgery, Green Man Conservation Tree Surgeons, Mycorrhiza inoculation, Firewood Logs and Organic Mulch, Tree Planting, Woodland Planting, Hedge Planting working range by town and village

Albury, Allen's Green, Amwell, Anstey, Ardeley, Arkesden, Aspenden, Audley End, Baldock, Barkway, Barley, Barwick, Benington, Berden, Birchanger, Bishop's Stortford, Braughing, Brent Pelham, Broxted, Buckland, Buntingford, Chapmore End, Cherry Green, Chipping, Chrishall, Church Langley, Clavering, Clothall, Cole Green, Colliers End, Cottered, Cromer, Dane End, Dassels, Debden, Debden Green, Duddenhoe End, Essendon, Farnham, Farnham Green, Felsted, Ford End, Furneux Pelham, Good Easter, Graveley, Great Amwell, Great Chishall, Great Dunmow, Great Hallingbury, Great Hormead, Great Munden, Green Tye, Hare Street, Harlow, Hatfield, Hatfield Broad Oak, Haultwick, Hay Street, Hertford, High Cross, High Easter, High Ongar, High Wych, Hitchin, Knebworth, Kimpton, Langley, Letchworth, Levens Green, Litlington, Littlebury, Littlebury Green, Little Dunmow, Little Hadham, Little Hallingbury, Little Hormead, Manuden, Matching Green, Meesden, Melbourn, Much Hadham, Nasty, Newport, Nuthampstead, Patmore Heath, Perry Green, Puckeridge, Quendon, Reed, Reed End, Rickling, Rickling Green, Royston, Saffron Walden, Sandon, Starling's Green, Stickling Green, Sawbridgeworth, Stebbing, Stevenage, Spellbrook, Standon, Stansted Abbotts, Stansted Mountfitchet, Stocking Pelham, Takeley, Thaxted, Therfield, Thorley, Throcking, Thundrige, Tye Green, Ugley, Ugley Green, Upper Green, Wadesmill, Walkern, Ware, Wareside, Watton at Stone, Wellpond Green, Welwyn Garden City, Wendens Ambo, Westmill, Weston, Wicken Bonhunt, Willian, Wimbish, Wyddial

 

Green Man Conservation Herts & Essex Tree Surgery, Green Man Conservation Tree Surgeons, Mycorrhiza inoculation, Firewood Logs and Organic Mulch  working range by post code

Harlow CM17, CM18, CM19, CM20, Sawbridgeworth CM21, Bishop's Stortford CM22, CM23, Stansted CM24 , Welwyn AL6, Welwyn Garden City AL7, AL8, Hatfield AL9, AL10, Stevenage, SG1, SG2, Knebworth SG3, Hitchin SG4, SG5, Letchworth SG6, Baldock SG7, Royston SG8, Buntingford SG9, Much Hadham SG10, Ware SG11, SG12, Hertford SG13, SG14, Arlesey SG15, Henlow SG16, Shefford SG17, Biggleswade SG18, Sandy SG19, Broxbourne EN10, Hoddesdon EN11

 

 

 

 

 

Tree surgeon performing sectional dismantling operation. Green Man Conservation Tree Surgery, Tree Surgeons in Herts & Essex

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