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edward_holt

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  • Birthday 07/08/1979

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    New Forest
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    Tree Surveyor, LOLER Examiner
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    BH23 8BS
  • City
    Christchurch

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  1. edward_holt

    Ed Holt. Level 4, PTI tree Surveyer

    With over 14 years’ experience in the arborcultural industry, both surveying and working on trees for organisations and landowners across the UK. I provide specialist arboricultural services to clients throughout Hampshire, surrounding counties, and across the UK. Based in the beautiful New Forest on the south coast of England, I travel widely to assess tree stocks and give practical, solutions-focused advice to help our clients protect and enhance their trees. I offer our services to: Organisations such as schools, hospitals, business parks, retail estates, and health centres Private tree owners Commercial and residential property owners and managers Services As an experienced, qualified tree surveyor, I offer: Tree Safety Inspections Tree Condition Inspections Tree Risk Assessment Surveys BS5837 Tree Surveys – British Standard for trees in relation to construction Arboricultural Impact Assessments Arboricultural Method Statements These are examples – contact us for further details Tree Planting Schemes Tree Planning Advice Boundary Tree Disputes Contact details With a focus on practical, bespoke solutions, I would be happy to discuss your tree management requirements. Please contact me to learn more about how my expertise can help you effectively care for your trees. Call +44 (0)7478 429 238 (phone or WhatsApp) Email: [email protected]
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    Ed Holt. LOLER Examinations

    I Offer Full LOLER Examinations for Tree Climbing and Rigging Equipment I can conduct thorough examinations onsite at your location or at my Hampshire headquarters. I issue your formal “certificates of thorough examination” with detailed reports, ensuring you comply with the legal requirements for equipment used at height. LOLER Interim Inspections Document Pack I provide tailored interim inspection templates and guide for arborists to document regular safety checks on equipment between thorough LOLER Examinations. As well as supporting compliance, this makes inspections faster and easier to complete. Experienced, Reliable LOLER Service Provider With experience working with arboriculture teams large and small across Britain, I aim to make LOLER compliance straightforward for you. Contact Me Today to Discuss Your LOLER Needs To arrange a LOLER examination or discuss your requirements in more detail, get in touch with me today by calling 07478 429 238 or email [email protected]. Managing safety overhead needn’t be a challenge – I’m here to help. Prices: Starting from £75 a kit. Get in touch to discuss your needs for a bespoke quote.
  3. A couple more photos of the beast.
  4. Hi, good point. it was felled as the Tomograph was showing hollow at base. not sure how far up the trunk it goes, as soon as I can get back up there I'll get a better look and measure how far up it goes and report back on here.
  5. Trying to get some shots of the but. As soon as I get some Ill post them
  6. In a dry pearion you can drive gight up to it on grass I've just sent you a pm
  7. https://youtu.be/QOvKqT6fJZs hope this helps
  8. Not the best photo but will now try and show the video of when we felled the but
  9. Yeah, Dorset flag it is, I think they had a competition a few years back to come up with a county flag. Jumping on the South West Flag band wagon. I moved down about 10 years back and love the place.
  10. Morning all We have a lot of oak a get away from site. two trees, the largest being approx 2m DBH. we have a tractor with medium sized grab with a trailer so can deliver, but needs to be as close to site a possible as I'll have to do multi trips and it is not a fast tractor! If you have a big grab and trailor set up then your more than welcome to take the lot, or as much as you like. Any questions please ask. Or any ideas of who might be interested welcome. PM me with a phone number and I'll call you back. thanks for you time. Ed
  11. Done, I think! Feedback welcome. I had to cut 2 attempts off, took about 2 hours for my 3rd attempt, using a wire coat hanger and an hour to whip, need to get the proper needle for next time. Thanks to all for helping and all the quality info on here to guide me through.
  12. On Monday i had one of the most memorable and best days I've had at work in a very long time. So I knocked up a video of the day. I hope you enjoy watching. So, what are your most memorable/best days? Have a good weekend all
  13. I'm having trouble with my tachyon splice as well. Could do with some advice. it's my first go and using NE's Tachyon instructions http://www.neropes.com/Resources/84906_NEROPE.pdf and trying it with a wire coat hanger fid I've made. in step 4 I cant get it past mark B what is the best way of attaching the core or the outer to the fid? Thanks in advance for any tips and help given Ed
  14. looks good. I'm going to try and put an eye in my tachyon, just wondering what size fid did you use? The friend I'm lending the stuff only has a 1/2 inch, which is way to big. so need to get another one. thanks for your time, Ed
  15. <p>Hi Ed, sorry I seem to have lost your mobile number. I know its short notice but is there any chance you could come and deadwood some oaks in a garden with me this Saturday the 4th, got a chipper this time! Ben</p>

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