Chigwell tree services
Expert Tree Pollarding in Essex & London
Welcome to our expert tree pollarding service in Essex & London. We specialise in maintaining the health and structure of your trees with professional care and precision. Pollarding is a specialised pruning technique that helps to manage the size, shape, and growth of trees, ensuring they remain both safe and visually appealing in their environment.
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why our services?
Why Choose Pollarding?
Pollarding is an effective tree care solution that benefits both the tree and the local environment. By carefully pruning upper branches, the process reduces the amount of shade cast by dense canopies, providing more light while maintaining the beauty and health of the tree. This pruning approach is particularly effective for street trees, such as the London Plane (Platanus x hispanica), which are known for their dense heads of foliage and their ability to grow rapidly. Regular pollarding helps to control their size, ensuring they don’t interfere with urban spaces, while also promoting the health of dormant buds, stimulating new growth in a controlled and sustainable way.
Exceptional Tree Care Services
Comprehensive Tree Surgeon Expertise
Our experienced tree surgeons use advanced techniques to manage all aspects of tree care on a regular basis, particularly for mature trees and various species of tree commonly found in Essex. Pollarding ensures the removal of dead branches and promotes a balanced structure, reducing risks to property and people. For a tree like the plane (Platanus), careful management of the branches of a tree is critical to maintaining its appearance and ensuring longevity.
why use our services?
Benefits of Tree Pollarding
Improved Safety
Removes dead branches and prevents the risk of falling limbs.
Maintains Trees' Structure
Keeps trees healthier and encourages strong growth.
Manages Shade
Reduces dense canopies and allows more sunlight to reach the ground.
Regular Maintenance
Helps growing trees adapt to their environment on a sustainable basis.
why us?
Why Choose Chigwell Tree Services?
Expertise and Experience
Our team consists of certified arborists with years of experience in tree removal. We are adept at handling trees of all sizes and complexities, ensuring that each job is done efficiently and safely.
Comprehensive Services
Beyond tree removal, we offer a range of services including stump grinding, tree pruning, and emergency tree services. This makes us a one-stop solution for all your tree care needs.
Local Knowledge
We have extensive knowledge of local regulations and have built strong relationships with local councils. This ensures that all necessary permits are obtained quickly and that all work complies with local laws.
Environmental Responsibility
We are committed to sustainable practices. We recycle tree waste into mulch or wood chips and ensure that our operations have minimal environmental impact.
Customer Satisfaction
We pride ourselves on our customer-centric approach. From the initial consultation to the final cleanup, we strive to exceed your expectations and ensure your complete satisfaction.
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Common Questions on Tree Pollarding
Tree pollarding is a method of pruning trees where the upper branches are removed to promote new, healthy growth and manage the tree’s shape and size. This technique is often used to prevent trees from becoming too large for their surroundings.
The ideal time to pollard a tree is during its dormant season, typically in late autumn or winter. This minimises stress on the tree and encourages vigorous growth when the growing season begins.
No, not all trees are suitable for pollarding. Common species that tolerate pollarding well include willows, limes, and certain types of oaks. It’s important to consult with a professional arborist to determine if a particular tree is suitable for this process.
Pollarding is typically carried out every one to five years, depending on the species of the tree and its growth rate. Regular maintenance ensures the tree stays healthy and manageable.
When done correctly by an experienced professional, pollarding does not harm trees. Instead, it can help prolong their life, maintain their structure, and support their overall health. However, improper pollarding can damage the tree, so it’s essential to follow best practices.