Wednesday, 30 April 2014

When Do You Need a Qualified Arborist



Anyone who owns a decent sized garden has a recurring problem – mess. Even if you like gardening, at times you simply do not have the time. At such a time, while you are looking for someone to help you out, you are faced with two options, an arborist or just a cheap tree removal. Now that question only you can answer as the decision would be based on the type of service you want. If it is the simple case of tidying up the garden, clear the leaves and prune the hedges you can hire the local gardener. However, if you are looking for some heavy duty jobs, a qualified arborist needs to be called onto the scene. 


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Now what do we mean by ‘heavy duty’? While shrubs and bushes are easy to deal with, the trees are a whole other story. Even you can trim the bushes when you feel like it. If you have even the most basic gardening knowledge, you will be able to spot the rotten branches and the infested branches that need to be pruned. However, high up in the air, the branches of the taller trees are well beyond reach for us. The qualified arborist comes armed with cables and other tree climbing gear that take them right to the scene of action. There they can assess the condition of the branches and prune accordingly. The bigger issue arises when the entire tree is damaged or infested. Then you need to fell the tree. Imagine such a huge mass coming down with its entire weight, that too, near your property. It can cause injury, damage or both!

In such cases the arborists with the help of all the advanced equipments are able to carry out the procedure quickly and safely. Before felling, the arborist also needs to consider whether you are even allowed to cut that particular tree species or not. For that you need someone who knows his trees thoroughly and is able to spot even the tiniest differences. This will help distinguish between the protected and non-protected trees saving you legal complications in future.

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