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Large trees near house

Hi, I'm considering buying a house that has several large mature trees in the garden.  I'm no expert but I think the three in the front are a chestnut, a holm oak and a copper beech - the latter 2 are within 5m of the property.  At the end of the back garden there's what looks like a multi stemmed scots pine. Could anyone give me some advice? -  My concerns are whether they are likely to cause damage to the property ( I know insurance may be more) and how much and how frequent maintenance w

Adam Matthews

I am currently looking for a full time role within a Tree Company.   Based in hazel Grove.   Full clean driving licence with car.   Can use:-   . Chainsaws  . Chippers  . Hedgecutters  . Blowers  . Snag Drag & Chip (all day)    Asking for £120 a day    Contact me Adam on 07846533628

A Climbing Arborist Valentin From Slovenia Introduction

Greetings to all here For the last 11 years, I have been living in Maribor, which is the 2nd largest city in Slovenia country in Europe. Despite currently being 50 years old I decided to develop myself as an arborist. In my younger years, our family loved to mountaineer. After my father started our family business my job was computer-related related and I kept my balance by regular visits to the woods. In the year 2000, I decided to become a freelancer, focused on creative graphic &

Making Corny Tree Hugger Videos Is Kind Of Fun

Tree Hugger Tree Felling Video where we get laughed at by Chewbacca Easy tree felling in Middletown Ohio. Notch it and drop it. It's all fun and games until someone laughs at you.   Tip: Make sure your using a good fuel and gas mix and that the gas isn't stale. If you notice starting and running issues, replace the mix and notice the difference. If you don't your liable to get laughed at by Chewbacca, Sasquatch or the guy from the Geico commercial.   Any help with social

Current discussions about wood fuel

The UK wood fuel sector is on the rise, driven by its green advantages, energy efficiency, and government incentives. As an eco-friendly and locally sourced heating solution, it's worth considering for a greener and cost-effective future.   What do you think the future holds for the wood fuel sector in the UK?

Woodbioma

Woodbioma in Firewood

Arborist jobs available in West London

Join us on our journey to becoming one of the best tree surgery businesses in London.    We are Looking For: 🌳  Lead climbers 🌳 Second climbers 🌳 Trainee second climbers 🌳 Ground staff 🌳 Polite, courteous and ambitious individuals to grow with us    Qualified or not, lets have a conversation ☎️    What we offer: 🌳 Constant training and career development 🌳 A friendly environment where staff welfare is priority number one 🌳 A w

Looking to work part-time splitting wood

I live in the Charlotte area and want to work for a company, private business, or independent contractor on a part-time basis. I am 37, I have worked on farms and have used saw mills, chainsaws, axes, and have worked with carpenters. I work hard and just want to get to work cutting work. Please let me know if you or anyone you know is looking for a reliable working hand.    Thank you

Glad I didn't listen.

Small update on my career change.   I never know if anyone cares but here I am... So if you remember i popped a post up weeks ago asking for advice on getting in to the industry, the comment section turned in to a total sh#t show of    'Don't do it' 'Its not for women' 'you're to weak' 'Don't need women on site' Etc etc   But anyway, didnt put me off.   I've booked on for my cs30 in 2 weeks' time (sooner that orginally planned) and

Mightbe_lost

Mightbe_lost in New career

No wood🙁

I joined a month ago now, & not had a single call or msg. Does it usually take some time before someone would make contact, or is it that there are too many established tip sites in my area? Any advice welcome.

Corvette Rich

Corvette Rich in No wood…

WANTED GROUNDSMAN

I'm looking to take on a part time groundsman - male or female, no preference so long as you're a grafter! Must have own PPE; Boots, Helmet & Chainsaw protective pants. To join our team based in Hexham, Northumberland. Experience preferred but not essential as full training will be given. Please call Martin on 07976 609917. Thank you.

ZIP TREES LTD

ZIP TREES LTD in Job Offer

Job Offer in Hamburg, Germany

Hello,  We are looking for a climber who is interested in joining our small team in Hamburg, Germany, which already consists out of a few English Climbers. We can offer many possibilities including accommodation, train tickets, beverages and most importantly team moral and a fair salary.    If you would like to find out more about us, feel free to visit our website: www.dynamische-baumpflege.de   If you are interested in working together with us, please feel free to cont

Lawson cypress top out?

Hi, we have just moved to a new property which has 23 trees with TPO, we have come from small garden so no experience with them. Visit from tree surgeon says either remove or take 4 meters off the 20 Lawson Cypress trees as they are very small girth trunks, very spindly and some have U shape trunks. I have tried to read up on them and everything says that it won’t cause them to strengthen. Before I apply for permission, would value opinions?   Also, any ideas what causes this on hedge

Jo-ms

Jo-ms in Lawson cypress query

Janbor New opening times

The days are getting longer & so are the opening hours at Janbor Ltd   Our new operating hours for delivering Arb chip are : 07:30 – 17:00 Monday to Friday & Saturday’s by appointment   So if you have Arb chip & would like to be paid for the chip you bring in . We would be pleased to see you .   Our full address is – Janbor Ltd , Barleycroft works , Furneux Pelham, SG9 0LL      

Janbor ltd

Janbor ltd in Tipping site

Husqvarna Chainsaws - to XP or not to XP?

On a recent thread in the forum the question of why would you not buy the XP version of a Husqvarna saw was raised. The obvious answer is price, but price isn't everything, and so here I try and delve into the differences in the saws, and see whether, at least on paper, the budget saw versions make any sense.   What is an XP saw?   Husqvarna offers 2 saws (at least) at each CC size, the 'regular saw, and the XP version. XP stands for Extra Power, and at a basic level offers j

Ben Pinnick

Ben Pinnick

APF 2022 - Come by, say hi and maybe win an Arb course (Stand D11c)

We'd love to say hi if you're coming to APF this year. Whether you're new to climbing, experienced and thinking forward to when you might be on the ground more, or have already downed tools we'd love to say hello.   At our stand will be Beccy, Kate and Cherry the dog (all from CTC) and Keely (from Tree Life AC) will be with us 10-3 each day.   Together we have decades of experience in the industry. Keely is able to help those looking to further their edu

KateH

KateH in APF2022

5 Tips for progressing your arb career after 30...

The UK arb community is a pretty small and specialist group. We really don’t have enough people coming into the industry, let alone moving through it, into the more technical, off the tools roles. We’ve been working in the recruitment side of the tree world for nearly 20 years and have seen a fair amount of change in that time.   What do you think of the following tips? We’d love to know and hear your perspective.   1) Have respect for yourself and your fellow arborists. Hol

KateH

KateH in APF2022

Two Arb prizes to be won – Which one is for you?

At APF 2022, in collaboration with Keely at Tree Life AC, we are offering information, support and two amazing prizes for the Arboriculture community.   Our theme for the show is – 'Supporting arborists in creating a long and satisfying career in trees'.   We want to help the aspiring Arborist who is aiming to get off the tools and head into their first technical role - working with trees, but from the ground. We know from many years in the industry talking to arb e

KateH

KateH in APF2022

Tree surgeon waste for zoo animals

I don't know if this post is allowed, but I am hoping to reach out to local tree surgeons in London. Our animals at London Zoo goes through a lot of browse (a zoo term for leafy branches) all year round. It is getting harder and harder to obtain good quality material and logistics are always a challenge. I know that tree surgeons always have challenges getting rid of their waste. If you are interested in collaborating, perhaps we can help each other out? Due to a complex mix of plant t

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