Professional Tree Pollarding in hitchin

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Tree Pollarding in Hitchin by Waterman Tree Co – Pollarding is the removal is when trees are pruned back nearly to the stem, enabling them to produce a dense mass of branches. it’s a heavy form of pruning and although it has a place in the world of tree surgery, however, it is not something that we widely recommend.

It is sometimes done for aesthetic purposes and/or to keep a beloved tree from outgrowing its bounds, preventing removal, however, once a tree has been pollarded, it is good practice to re-pollard at regular intervals throughout the life of the tree. If left unmanaged, trees that have been pollarded can often fail due to the increased regrowth from one point. A regular maintenance schedule should be put in place to prevent the chance of failure.

Crown Raising Benefits Include

– Pollarding can reduce the shade cast by a tree
– May be necessary to prevent electric wires/ streetlights being obstructed
– Prevents trees and shrubs outgrowing their allotted space.

We have carried out work for a host of commercial and domestic clients, we can help you with all the aspects of tree surgery. Please feel free to get in touch for a no-obligation quotation.

Why choose Waterman Tree Co.?

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Health and safety is our top priority

Each job is planned as one would expect and all risks assessed; which is why we carry out an on-site risk assessment upon arrival of each site every day.
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Fully qualified staff

All of our staff are fully qualified and have many years experience. We hold CS30/31 CS38/39 Emergency first aid training &
LANTRA Tree inspection qualification.

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Highly recommended - 5* review status

We’re highly recommended in Hitchin and across Hertfordshire, holding a 5-star review status on Google & Facebook
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Insurance for peace of mind

Waterman Tree Co. are fully insured and with up to £5 million worth of public liability insurance.
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Environmentally responsible

We recycle 100% of all our waste, which is then taken to power stations to generate carbon-neutral electricity.