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professional tree surveys

There are some major pests and tree diseases, which affect trees in the UK. Tree surveys often reveal the signs of Acute oak decline and Ash dieback. Citrus and Asian longhorn beetles, as well as Bronze birch borers, are some of the pests that arborists need to watch out for the most.

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Professional Tree Surveys

Professional tree surveys are completed strictly. First, they begin with the planning phase, which is all about determining a strategy for conducting the survey. Experts usually operate from the ground, though in some cases they may need equipment to get higher. When the details are all noted, experts prepare an Arboricultural Impact Assessment.

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There are various problems that UK trees face. For one, honey fungus and yellow leaves on oak trees are common. Powdery mildew on oaks, catalpas and maples is also a concern. Ivy problems are a bit more specific, as every case should be assessed individually. Last, but not least, acers, which is a problem mostly caused by improper watering, is something to keep an eye on. If you are in need of tree services, get in touch with experts.

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There is a saying among arboricultural consultants: don't invest your whole time looking up, or else you will forget to look down. Indeed, sometimes you can be very focused on attempts to figure what's wrong with your trees, that you can completely forget that the issue could be the soil. Soil testing is important, no matter where you live. With testing, you can get plenty of knowledge on what's missing and what you have to pay attention to to make sure that your trees and other plants can grow well.

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Treework Environmental Practice is the industry-leading arboricultural consultancy providing high quality expert services to clients throughout the UK.

Occasionally, some type of an accident can happen and lead to a tree falling over. Most of the time, however, there are obvious factors and stress indicators sent by the tree before any of that happens. It’s up to tree surveys to highlight this, before an disaster really occurs. It is well-known that one mature tree located on your property can contribute up to 10% to the whole value, based on the market. Given that fact, you certainly don't need to see any harm done to the tree, let along it falling over. You should do occasional assessments of the trees on your property.