This week our tree surgeons in Norfolk have been extremely busy….
Due to the strong winds and bad weather we have had to deal with a lot of call outs.
Many of are clients have had issues with tree damage, many of the trees that failed had structural defects like the one pictured.
The tree pictured had included bark in two forks and is quite a common fault with London Plane trees, these faults are things that would be picked up on a survey so a lot of these failures could be avoided.
We carry a lot of tree surveys for clients this involves tagging each tree and then a brief description of age, height and spread and also condition of the tree. The best time to carry out tree surveys is generally end of September through to October this is when most fungal fruiting bodies are likely to be present. You can also carry out surveys when the trees are in full leaf this makes it a little easier to spot deadwood and die back in the upper crown.
Norfolk Trees was established in 2002 by Ashley Barnes and we operate throughout Norfolk and East Anglia.
Our tree surgeons are all fully qualified for the tree work which they undertake and have many years experience in all aspects of tree care, which include dismantling, felling, crown lifting and reductions, dead wood removal, formative pruning, tree surveys to BS5837, tree hazard reports, pest and disease diagnosis, bat inspections, stump grinding or treating and tree planting.
Our fully trained staff allow clients to be confident and assured of the quality of our work and a £10,000,000 public liability insurance offers peace of mind.
