Are unsightly tree stumps spoiling the beauty of your garden? If you are looking for a stump grinding service near you, then Simpson Arboriculture are here to help! We specialise in removing tree stumps efficiently and effectively, to ensure that your garden looks its best. We also offer an eco-friendly solution of with our eco plugs for those stumps that stump even the stump grinder.

Stump grinding service: why remove stumps?

Before we explore the details of our stump grinding service, here’s a few reasons why removing tree stumps is so important:

  1. Enhanced aesthetics. Stumps can be unsightly and disrupt the overall appearance of your garden. Removing them can instantly improve the visual appeal of your outdoor space.  
  2. Safety. Tree stumps can pose tripping hazards, especially in areas where children play or people walk frequently. Removing them reduces the risk of accidents.   
  3. Space utilisation. Stumps can occupy valuable space in your garden, limiting your landscape options. Removing them opens up the area for new planting or other landscaping ideas.  
  4. Disease and pests. Tree stumps can become breeding grounds for fungi and pests, which can potentially harm nearby plants and trees.

Simpson Arboriculture’s stump grinding service

At Simpson Arboriculture, we take pride in our professional stump grinding service. Our team of experienced arborists is equipped with a stump grinder which is capable of removing stumps of all sizes quickly and efficiently. Here’s how the process works:

  1. Assessment/ quotation. Many of our customers use the stump grinding form on our website when submitting a stump grinding service enquiry. This asks for access details and photos, which enables our team to quote accurately for the work.
  2. Booking in a date and time. Once a customer has accepted the quote, we will be in touch to arrange a day and time for the stump grinding
  3. Stump grinding. Our stump grinder is designed to grind down stumps quickly and effectively. This prevents regrowth and provides a smooth and level area for landscaping.
  4. Clean up. Stump grindings/ shavings are used to backfill the resulting hole as they decompose rapidly. We can remove grindings from site, but this would incur an additional cost.

Other options

Eco plugs. Sometimes it is not possible to use our stump grinder. This may be due to a narrow access. It could also be due to a fence or other structure in close proximity. Steps and walls would also prevent us from accessing the stump using our stump grinder. That’s why many of our customers opt for eco plugs. These are small capsules containing granular glyphosate which is a liquid that dissolves to kill parts of the stump that are still alive. These are placed into drilled holes in the stump, preventing any liquid from leaking out. These can be a much safer, cheaper and more eco-friendly option than traditional liquid tree root killer. The stumps will then naturally decompose over time.

Stump digging. For larger tree stumps, we offer digging up of stumps using our excavator. The pulled stumps can then be mulched and incorporated into the ground.   

Why choose Simpson Arboriculture?

  • Expertise. Our team consists of highly skilled arborists with years of experience in tree surgery and stump removal.
  • Top of the range equipment. We invest in the best equipment to ensure efficient and effective stump removal.
  • Customer satisfaction. We prioritise customer satisfaction, ensuring your garden looks its best after our services.
  • Eco-friendly options. We offer eco plugs as a more eco-friendly alternative for stump treatment when needed.

Don’t let tree stumps blemish the beauty of your garden any longer. Contact Simpson Arboriculture today for a professional stump grinding and stump treatment service. You can give us a call in the office or submit a stump grinding form on our website.

Ash tree

Over the last 10 years, ash dieback has swept across the United Kingdom. It has caused havoc among the country’s ash tree population. Ash dieback is a fungal disease that affects ash trees. Ash trees are our third most common tree species in the United Kingdom. They are an incredibly valuable part of both urban and rural landscapes. They also provide habitats for over 1000 species of wildlife, including many birds and mammals.

With more than 60 million ash trees across the country, many are expected to become affected by ash dieback in years to come. It is likely that many of these affected trees will eventually pose a safety risk. This is particularly important to consider if a tree is in a park, garden or on a roadside. In this blog we will address what to look for in ash trees and explore ash tree treatment.

Ash dieback: What signs to look for

There are several tell-tale signs of the ash dieback disease that it can be handy for tree owners to know.

  • Spots on the leaves
  • Wilted leaves
  • Branches that appear to be losing leaves or dying back
  • Lesions (dark patches) on the branches and/or trunk

A combination of these signs could mean that the ash tree has become infected with the ash dieback disease. However, we would always recommend consulting a qualified professional for advice.

Ash tree treatment: A silver lining

According to scientific studies, a small percentage of ash trees appear to have something called ‘Genetic tolerance’ to ash dieback. This means that if these trees are carefully protected and able to continue to grow and thrive, they will likely reproduce. This will create the next generation of ash trees. It is therefore essential for tree owners to understand what to look for in their ash trees. Knowing how to tell if ash trees are more tolerant and resistant to the infection is a good start. We would recommend contacting a professional.

Ash dieback: How to manage your ash trees

When it comes to ash dieback, it’s important to manage the risk. For example, is the ash tree overhanging a road or footpath? Do any branches overhang a busy area or playground? If so, then we would advise having a qualified professional assess the health of your tree and suggest steps for managing or removing the risk. If limbs of the tree have become weakened due to presence of the disease, they will likely become brittle and could snap or break. However, if an ash tree is situated in a field or hedgerow well away from any roads or footpaths, the risk is lower.

It is also worth considering whether a tree is showing any evidence of resistance or tolerance to the disease. If so, then it becomes increasingly important to try and preserve the life of the tree.

Ash tree treatment: Other considerations

In essence, felling or removing ash trees will not always be required, even if there is presence of the disease. The main priority is to manage the risk. A qualified professional may for example suggest managing the risk by reducing back several longer, overhanging branches. This could make the tree less likely to lose a limb or branch during high winds. If however, a tree may have become seriously affected by the disease. If this is the case and the tree is likely to fail, then the suggestion would likely be to remove the tree completely.

We would always recommend checking the health of your trees at least once a year by checking for any tell-tale signs of dieback. If any of these signs are present, contact a qualified professional. They can help you manage the health of the trees. An experienced professional will be able to suggest a management plan going forwards. This could also help you conclude if a tree is posing a high risk to people or property.

In a dead or dying ash, particularly where honey fungus is present, the risk of a tree breaking and falling in an uncontrolled manner is extremely high. This is why it is imperative for professional tree surgeons to carry out any work. Ash tree work requires meticulous planning as the tree may not be safe to climb. At Simpson Arboriculture, we would look at other options, ranging from working from the ground to using a MEWP or other machinery.

Get in touch

If you need some advice on your trees, we would be happy to arrange a visit. Our experienced team can discuss your trees and make recommendations for future work and maintenance. You can give us a call in the office or submit an enquiry via our website.

References

The Tree Council (2020). Ash Dieback Disease: A Guide for Tree Owners

At Simpson Arboriculture, we understand the importance of maintaining the natural beauty of your garden. One key aspect of achieving that pristine and tidy look is hedge trimming. More than just a routine task, hedge trimming requires skill, knowledge and a keen eye for detail. In this blog, we will delve into the world of hedge trimming and explore how it can transform your garden.

Hedge Trimming: Benefits Beyond Aesthetics

While the aesthetic appeal of well-trimmed hedges is undeniable, there’s more to hedge trimming than meets the eye. Regular trimming promotes the health and vigour of your plants. Removing overgrown or dead branches encourages new growth, enhances air circulation and prevents disease. Our expert arborists at Simpson Arboriculture not only craft visually appealing hedges, but also ensure the longevity of your hedges through proper care and maintenance.

Hedge trimming: The Science

Hedge trimming is a delicate balance between artistic expression and scientific knowledge. We carefully consider factors such as the type and species of hedge, its growth patterns and appropriate time of year for work to be carried out. Our team at Simpson Arboriculture combine years of experience with up-to-date arboricultural knowledge and skills to create beautiful, trimmed hedges that will continue to thrive for years to come.

Our tools

Our team of arborists will choose their tools carefully to achieve the desired outcome. This will depend on the size and species of the hedge, as well as what the access is like. For example, they may use electric hedge trimmers to achieve an even finish. They may also use pole pruners or long reach hedge trimmers for those trickier to reach places. For larger hedges, the team can use ladders or a MEWP to allow them to work safely at height. The tools and approach always depend on each individual job to ensure both precision and efficiency in the work carried out.  

Conclusion

Hedge trimming is more than a routine task; it’s both an art and a science. Our skilled arborists bring together the science of arboriculture and the creativity of design to transform your hedges into an important asset of your garden, transforming them with a precise and tidy look. With a focus on hedge health, precision and a personalised service, we’re committed to helping you achieve the best possible outcome for your garden. Contact us today to arrange your free quote. Our experienced team would be happy to discuss options with you.

Trees have an enduring presence in our towns and cities, both here in Lincolnshire and further afield. They can seem to blend seamlessly into the urban fabric. Yet, maintaining these natural treasures on busy streets is no small feat. In this blog, we will explore the delicate balance between nature and urbanisation. We will also discuss the vital role that tree surgery plays in nurturing this relationship.

Tree Surgery: Embracing Nature Amidst Concrete

As our towns and cities continue to grow, green spaces have become increasingly precious. Trees are vital components of a healthy urban ecosystem. They provide oxygen, absorb carbon dioxide, provide shade and cool air temperatures. However, the juxtaposition of towering trees against towering buildings creates a unique set of challenges. Tree roots can disrupt pavements and branches can endanger power lines. Trees that are not regularly maintained can pose the risk of blocking paths, roads and cycleways. This is where tree surgeons come in.

Tree Surgery: Elevating Urban Greenery

Simpson Arboriculture are a dedicated team of fully qualified tree surgeons with many years’ experience. Our team understands the challenges of carrying out tree surgery in urban environments.

Our professional team are well versed in carrying out technically tricky jobs, working in spaces with limited access, near busy public roads and avoiding obstacles. We have the right machinery to carry out tree work in hard-to-reach places and always aim for the safest and most efficient approach. Our team use traffic management, appropriate signage to notify the public and will clearly mark out any work zone to keep members of the public safe.

Our Services: Nurturing Urban Trees

Tree pruning: Trees need regular maintenance to ensure they don’t encroach on buildings, power lines or pedestrian pathways. Simpson Arboriculture’s team of skilled arborists can carry out tree pruning, crown reductions and crown lifting. This always depends on what is best to maintain the health of the tree, whilst ensuring safety and functionality in its environment.

Tree removal: In cases where trees pose a risk, they may require removal. We decide on the best approach to carry out the work with minimal disruption.

Preserving Urban Beauty

Through a holistic approach that combines arboricultural skills and knowledge and a love of nature, our team at Simpson Arboriculture can strike the balance between nurturing greenery and maintaining urban functionality. As our towns and cities continue to evolve, the role of urban tree surgery becomes ever more important. Simpson Arboriculture are committed to preserving and enriching the urban landscape.

Get in touch

If you have a tree you need some advice on, or you have a technically tricky tree surgery job that you need doing, get in touch! You can reach out via our website or give us a call in the office to discuss. We can talk you through the process, from getting a quote to booking in the work.

A well-maintained garden is a source of pride for any homeowner. It can be a sanctuary of beauty and tranquillity that allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. One key element that can enhance the aesthetics, privacy and security of your garden is the right fencing. At Simpson Arboriculture, we not only specialise in tree surgery, but also offer a high-quality fencing service to help transform your outdoor space. In this blog, we’ll explore how the perfect fencing can enhance your garden in more ways than one.

Aesthetic Appeal

The right fencing can significantly enhance the overall look of your garden. It acts as a stylish frame, defining the boundaries and adding character to the landscape. Whether you prefer a rustic Lincolnshire post and rail fence or a sleek lattice top wooden panel fencing, we can help. Your choice of fencing can complement the existing elements of your garden and our team are always happy to advise you on different options.

Privacy and Seclusion

In a world where privacy is a precious commodity, a well-constructed fence can provide the seclusion you want. It creates a barrier that shields your garden from neighbours and passers by. This allows you to fully enjoy your outdoor space without feeling exposed. Our comprehensive fencing service offers various options, from 6ft panel fencing to trellises you can cover in climbing plants. The right fencing can provide the privacy you need while maintaining an inviting atmosphere.

 Security and safety

Gardens are often home to valuable plants, outdoor furniture and can be play areas for children and pets. The right fencing can enhance security, deterring trespassers and keeping your belongings safe. Sturdy fencing can also prevent unwanted animals from entering, reducing the risk of damage to your garden. At Simpson Arboriculture, we prioritise not only the aesthetic but also the durability and security aspects of the fences we install.  

Creating functional zones

A well-designed garden offers distinct functional zones, such as a dining area, a play area or a relaxation corner. Fences can help define these zones, creating a sense of organisation and order. By strategically placing fences, you can visually separate these areas while maintaining a cohesive overall design.

Supporting Plant Life

Fences aren’t just standalone structures; they can also serve as support for climbing plants and vines. By incorporating trellises or lattice-work into your fences, you can create vertical gardens that add an extra layer of beauty to your outdoor space. These green elements soften the look of the fence and blend it seamlessly with the surrounding vegetation.

Simpson Arboriculture can help

At Simpson Arboriculture, we understand the importance of the perfect fencing in enhancing the beauty, privacy, security and functionality of your garden. From providing a quotation and sourcing fencing materials to carrying out the work in a professional and timely manner, this is a great option for your next garden project. You can get in touch via our website or give you a call in the office.

Summer may still be upon us, but at Simpson Arboriculture we know that the colder months are just around the corner. As the leaves start to change and evenings grow crisper, there’s no better feeling than curling up in front of a roaring fire.

To enjoy those cosy autumn nights, preparation is key! Simpson Arboriculture deliver high quality kiln-dried logs all year round. There are so many reasons why now is the perfect time to get stocked up ready for autumn!

Kiln-Dried Logs: Advantages

Kiln-drying is a meticulous process. It involves carefully removing moisture from the wood, resulting in logs that burn hotter, cleaner, and more efficiently. Traditional air-dried logs can retain excess moisture, produce more smoke and creosote build-up. In contrast, kiln-dried logs offer a consistent and controlled burn. This means less hassle, less maintenance, and more warmth for your home.

At Simpson Arboriculture, we take care of the whole process from start to finish. Our logs are sustainably sourced using BSL authorised virgin wood. The Ready to Burn Scheme officially recognise us as an approved supplier, so you can rest assured that the logs you receive are of the highest quality. We test the moisture content to ensure this is below 20%.

Why Stock up Now?   

Guaranteed Quality. We carefully select, process and dry logs in our kiln to ensure that our customers experience a quality burn every time.

Beating the Rush. As the weather cools down, the demand for firewood naturally increases. By getting stocked up early, you’re beating the rush and ensuring that you have a ready supply of premium firewood ready as soon as you need it.

Peace of Mind. Imagine the satisfaction of knowing that you’re fully prepared for the colder season ahead. With your firewood supply already in place, you can focus on enjoying the changing seasons without worrying about a last-minute firewood purchase.

Simpson Arboriculture: Your Local Source for Kiln-Dried Logs

Simpson Arboriculture take pride in supplying our local customers with high quality, kiln-dried firewood logs. Many of our customers come back to us year. So as you enjoy the last few weeks of the summer sun, take a moment to plan ahead. Ordering your logs is easy. You can place an order by visiting our online log store. Alternatively, you can give us a call in the office to place your order. Please see our website for contact details.

Trees are essential to our environment. They provide us with shade, clean air and a connection to nature. However, there are instances when trees need to go. Tree removal may be necessary due to safety concerns, disease or landscape requirements. At Simpson Arboriculture, our dedicated team of arborists understand the delicate balance between preserving nature and insuring safety. In this blog, we’ll explore the various reasons why trees might need to be removed and how our tree removal services can help you maintain a safe and beautiful landscape.  

Safety First: Hazardous Trees

While trees enhance the beauty of any landscape, they can also pose significant risk if they become hazardous. Trees with compromised structural integrity due to disease or storm damage can become unstable. Dead or weakened branches might fall unexpectedly, endangering people and property. Our certified arborists at Simpson Arboriculture have the expertise to assess the health of your trees and can recommend any action that might need to be taken. If tree removal is necessary, we prioritise the safety of your property and everyone around it.

Disease Control and Prevention

Trees, like any other living organisms, can fall victim to diseases that can spread to neighbouring vegetation. If a tree is diseased and this cannot be treated effectively, tree removal can be the best option. By acting promptly, you can protect the health of other trees on your property and maintain a vibrant, disease-free landscape.

Landscape enhancement

Sometimes, tree removal is necessary to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your outdoor space. Overgrown trees might block sunlight, inhibit the growth of other plants, or disrupt the balance of your landscaping design. Our arborists can help you decide which trees should be removed to improve the overall look of your garden. We’ll also provide recommendations for suitable replacement trees to maintain the natural beauty of your landscape.  

Expert Tree Removal Services

When it comes to tree removal, it’s essential to hire professionals with the right equipment, knowledge and experience. At Simpson Arboriculture, we employ a skilled team of arborists and use advanced equipment to ensure safe and efficient tree removal. We have invested in the highest range machinery available. We utilise modern techniques to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Every job is different, but we have the right tools to get the job done.

At Simpson Arboriculture, we understand the importance of taking responsibility for the environment. While tree removal is sometimes necessary, we are committed to promoting sustainable practices. We recycle 100% of our waste. Wood chippings become fuel in biomass boilers, or are used as garden mulch. All waste wood is recycled into firewood logs or used in our boilers for fuel to heat our log kiln.

Whenever possible, we explore alternative solutions, such as pruning or crown reducing a tree to mitigate risks and preserve valuable trees. Additionally, we can offer guidance on options for replanting and actively encourage this wherever possible.

Tree Removal: Get in Touch

When trees need to go, it’s essential to rely on experienced professionals who prioritise safety, health, and environmental responsibility. Simpson Arboriculture is dedicated to providing expert tree removal services that prioritise your property’s safety and beauty while minimising the impact on the environment. Whether it’s a hazardous tree, a diseased tree or landscape development, our team is here to help. You can give us a call in the office or contact us via our website.

If you’re a homeowner or property manager, you understand the importance of maintaining a beautiful and functional garden. However, after removing a tree from your landscape, you might be left with an unsightly stump that not only spoils the aesthetics of your garden but can also pose safety hazards. At Simpson Arboriculture, we can help our customers reclaim their gardens and make them safe, beautiful and enjoyable spaces. In this blog, we will discuss the benefits of stump grinding and how our expert team can assist you with revitalising your outdoor space.

The Challenge of Tree Stumps

Tree removal is often necessary. This could be due to disease, storm damage, or to make space for new landscaping projects. However, what remains after the tree is felled is a tree stump that can cause numerous issues:

  1. Safety hazards. Tree stumps can be hazardous, especially if they’re hidden by grass or foliage.
  2. Attracting pests. Decaying stumps provide a perfect environment for pests like ants and other insects to thrive. Over time, these pests could spread to other areas of your garden.
  3. Aesthetics. A garden should be a place of beauty and tranquillity. A stump can disrupt this and often hinders future gardening plans.
  4. Hindrance to landscaping. Stumps can impede the development of new landscaping projects, like building a patio, installing a fence, or planting new trees.

The Solution: Stump Grinding

Stump grinding is the most efficient and eco-friendly way to address the issues caused by tree stumps. Unlike some stump removal methods that involve digging out the entire stump, stump grinding involves using specialised machinery to grind the stump to below ground level.

At Simpson Arboriculture, we use our specialist Rayco RG37T stump grinder. It is a very powerful, tracked stump-cutting machine. Being under a metre wide, this machine can fit through most garden gates and its rubber tracks mean minimal damage to the grass/ ground underneath. The machine, used by our trained operators, is effective by cutting away at the tree stump using carbide teeth attached to a spinning wheel.

Other options for stump treatment and removal

Sometimes, stump grinding is not possible or practical. This may be due to access or the scale of the tree stump. Here are several other options that we also offer at Simpson Arboriculture, to help you reclaim your garden and tackle tree stump issues.

Eco plugs- We offer the use eco plugs which are small capsules containing granular glyphosate. Our team drill these capsules into the stump. They are highly effective and help the stump and roots to decompose naturally into the soil. The great news is that they are safe for use in gardens with children and pets running around.

Whenever the use of a stump grinder is not possible or practical, we would recommend the use of eco plugs. These are a great option for when there is limited or narrow access, or the weight of a machine would cause damage to more delicate ground surfaces.

Stump digging- For larger tree stumps, we are also able to offer stump digging using our excavators. The pulled-up stumps can then be mulched and incorporated into the ground.

Get in touch

If you would like to find out more about the different options for stump removal and take the first step to reclaiming your garden, get in touch! You can give us a call in the office or contact us via our website. For stump grinding, just fill out the form on our website and we can get back to you with a quotation.

Welcome to Simpson Arboriculture, your trusted local tree surgeons based in Ancaster, Lincolnshire. We take great pride in offering high standard tree work both in our local community and further afield. We have a deep-rooted passion for trees and a commitment to preserving the natural beauty of our community. In this blog, we invite you to learn more about Simpson Arboriculture, the range of services we provide and reasons why you should choose us for your next garden project.

Your Local Tree Surgeons: Who We Are

Started by William Simpson back in 2006, Simpson Arboriculture is a trustworthy, professional and well-established tree surgery company. Based on the family farm, Will and his wife Kate work full-time to ensure the smooth day-to-day running of the business. Kate runs the office while Will works daily on-site and manages multiple teams carrying out various tree work and site clearance across Lincolnshire and further afield. We 17 years’ experience, we have built up a loyal customer base and a great reputation as professional local tree surgeons.

Your Local Tree Surgeons: Our services

  1. Tree surgery. As trusted local tree surgeons, we have a great reputation for carrying out quality tree work. We specialise in carrying out tree work to ‘British Standards BS3998: 2010 Tree Work Recommendations’. This means that the finished result not only looks great, but supports the overall health of the tree.   
  • Tree removal. While trees are a fantastic asset, sometimes they do require removal. Our professional and trustworthy arborists will be able to discuss and explain the options for tree removal.
  • Hedge care and tree planting. Simpson Arboriculture offer hedge trimming and hedge reduction. We are also proud to offer both tree and hedge planting services. With extensive tree and hedge knowledge, our team are always happy to advise you.
  • Fencing. From sourcing to installation, our team at Simpson Arboriculture can manage the whole fencing project from start to finish on a wide variety of fences. We carry out the work in a professional and timely manner.
  • Site clearance. Our specialised machinery make light work of removing trees and vegetation from a site. We get the job done in the safest, most efficient and cost-effective way possible.
  • Firewood. Our ‘Ready to Burn’ kiln-dried, hardwood logs are available throughout the year and delivered directly to your door. Logs are sustainably sourced using BSL authorised virgin wood.

Why Choose Us?

Our team at Simpson Arboriculture consists of experienced and qualified arborists who are passionate about trees and have many years of experience.

We have been officially recognised as being qualified to perform tree work by multiple health and safety bodies. This recognises that we work safely and efficiently and carry out tree work to the highest standard. We are proud to be recognised as an Arb Approved Contractor. This is the most prestigious accreditation scheme in the arboricultural industry. It’s a great way for customers to recognise a professional and qualified tree surgery company. Customer satisfaction is always a top priority for us. We carry out work to the highest standard, giving you peace of mind from start to finish.

With a friendly and professional team, many of our customers come back year on year and recommend us to their neighbours, friends and family.

Contact Us

If you’re in interested in finding out more about how we can help with your next garden project, you can call our office or submit an enquiry via our website. We would be happy to discuss your future requirements and arrange a free quotation.

At Simpson Arboriculture, we take immense pride in our tree pruning and are committed to enhancing the beauty of your landscape. Trees are not only a vital part of our environment; they are also a significant investment in your property. Proper tree care and maintenance is essential to ensure their health, longevity and aesthetic appeal. In this blog, we will explore the art and science of tree pruning and how it can unlock the full potential of your trees.

Understanding the importance of tree pruning

Tree pruning is not simply about trimming away branches. It is a carefully planned and executed process aimed at improving tree health and structure. Pruning can remove dead, diseased or damaged branches, thus improving the overall health of the tree. Proper pruning can also transform the appearance of your trees, shaping them to complement your landscape and improving the visual appeal of your garden.

By eliminating crowded or crossing branches, pruning allows more sunlight and air circulation and stimulates new growth. Furthermore, regular attention reduces the risk of falling branches, thus making the tree safer. Our expert team of arborists at Simpson Arboriculture are qualified and experienced in carrying out tree pruning to a high standard.

The art of tree pruning: techniques

Different species and their growth patterns require specific pruning techniques for optimal results. Some common pruning methods include:

Crown thinning. This involves selectively removing inner branches to improve light penetration and air circulation within the crown, promoting healthy growth.

Crown raising. Raising the lower branches can create clearance for pedestrians, vehicles and buildings while maintaining the tree’s integrity.

Crown reduction. When a tree has grown too large for its surroundings, crown reduction helps reduce its height and spread, ensuring that it remains safe and visually appealing.

Deadwood removal. Removing dead or dying branches not only improves the tree’s appearance, but also eliminates potential hazards.

The science behind tree pruning

Pruning is not a one-size-fits-all approach. It requires a thorough understanding of tree biology and growth patterns. Our skilled arborists at Simpson Arboriculture assess each tree and recommend an approach accordingly. Factors such as species, age, health and time of year all play a part in determining the pruning approach that is needed.  

Our team ensures that pruning is carried out during the appropriate seasons, as different trees respond differently to pruning at various times of the year. For example, deciduous trees are best pruned during their dormant season, while some flowering trees are pruned after they bloom.

Trust the experts at Simpson Arboriculture

Tree pruning is a delicate task that requires expertise, knowledge and the right tools. Attempting to prune your own trees can result in irreversible damage to the tree or even pose risks to your safety. By entrusting the care of your trees to our skilled professionals, you can be confident that the work will be carried out to a high standard.

Our team at Simpson Arboriculture provides top-notch tree surgery. Get in touch with us today to discuss your tree pruning needs. We would be more than happy to discuss the work with you. You can contact us by phone in the office or send us an enquiry via our website