Tree reports

Trees sometimes need to be assessed when considering construction plans, planning permission, mortgages or insurance. Glenisla Tree Climbers can carry out a tree report for any of these purposes, assessing:

Defects in the structure of the tree may pose risks to health and safety.

Statutory Obligations, such as issues regarding highway tree services.

Damage to surrounding structures as a result of the tree.

Any further damage that the tree might cause, through soil shrinkage, for example.

Supplying and replanting trees

Glenisla Tree Climbers have the facilities to supply and plant any number of any species of tree that you would like.

From single trees to whole plantations, our skilled tree surgeons are up to the task. We can supply hard and softwood trees and plant them wherever you wish.

Of course, there are considerations for you to make, such as the trees spread and height and the purpose for which you want them planted.

Our tree surgeons will be able to lend their expert advice to help with these considerations.

Storm damage

Initially, our trained tree surgeons will assess the level of damage the tree has incurred.

Trees that have sustained a large amount of damage, such as significant splits in their trunks or a considerable loss of bark, generally will not survive.

For those that can be saved, bracing and speeding up the healing process can be undertaken.

Tree pruning and dead wooding

Pruning involves the trimming of healthy branches from the crown of a tree to form the desired shape.

Deadwooding, on the other hand, consists of the removal of dead, dying or diseased branches that could pose risks to both people and the tree itself.

Rotting branches can host pests and fungi that can cause even further damage.

Hedges

As a rule, hedges need to be trimmed annually, ensuring that they do not overgrow.

Regular trimming additionally creates a neat, dense and attractive appearance. 

Arranging regular hedge trimming services through us is the best way for you to stay on top of your hedges and keep them looking good.

Crown thinning and lifting

Crown thinning is a process where branches are cut from around the top of the tree, the aim being that more light can pass through the tree and that it is less wind resistant.

Lifting is where a qualified tree surgeon will trim branches from lower down on the trunk. This is primarily done in urban areas, allowing pedestrians or vehicles to pass under the tree safely.

Stump removal

If you have had a tree felled, it is not advised that you leave the stump in the ground.

Suckering can occur, where fresh roots can begin to grow from the stump. If the stump is completely dead, there is a risk of rotting wood harbouring diseases, such as honey fungus.

Our professional stump removal service can dispose of these hazards easily. 

Aerial inspection of trees

Sometimes, the problem areas in trees are not visible from the ground and require an ariel inspection to get a good idea of what care needs to be provided. 

Our experienced and fully qualified tree surgeons can carry out these ariel inspections to fully understand how we can service your trees. 

 Tree felling & removal

A tree will generally need to be removed if it poses a risk to health, such as dead and rotting.

Felling or removing trees that stand in confined spaces can be tricky and should only be done by a trained and qualified tree surgeon.