More staff training, Tom and Ben getting to grips with removing stems with the crane on our Unimog. This turned out to be the perfect tree with multiple stems to learn on, while Josephine was able to climb alongside them both and talk them through the operation. Good job guys!
This is a very relevant document produced by Jeremy Barrell, talking about Summer Branch Drop. We need to be aware of the potential risk as we have had an extended dry spell. www.barrelltreecare.co.uk/blog/briefing-note-on-uk-summer-branch-drop/
www.barrelltreecare.co.uk/assets/Uploads/BTC129-BriefingNote-SBD-2018.pdf
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Summer Branch Drop is a poorly researched phenomena broadly characterised by long branches breaking from large mature trees with no obvious visible defects, following extended dry periods in summer. There has been little scientific investigation into the failure mechanism, but there is an accumulati...We love to see the development of our staff. This is Simon who started with no experience in January and has been working hard on his climbing. He has already gained his chainsaw felling and tree climbing qualification. He is being given new challenges everyday and now is starting to use the chainsaw in the tree. Keep up the good work Simon.
Tuesdays tree was this beautiful English Oak to remove deadwood and slight crown lift. Keeping cool in this heat is very important, and the customer keeping us regularly hydrated with ice cold drinks was a bonus. Thank you!
The sun is finally shining and making our job more enjoyable. If you've been out in your garden this weekend and in need of a garden tidy up, give us a call for a free quotation. 01590 683540 enquiries@arborventure.co.uk
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