MJD

1 hour ago, Suffolk Dave said:

Hi , my first question is do you carry out tree surveys already ? What do you use now?

I use requestaplan and Google maps, depends on site size etc other on here may well use various other mapping services as otis, GPS type mapping service etc

most services you pay for but as far as i know Google maps are free as long as you  accredit the map to them, other members I am sure will come with alot more options 

We carry out basic tree condition reports but have not been including pans. I’ll take a look at requestaplan.

Afternoon! We have been asked to do some tree condition reports with recommendations for tree works on them in North London. Does anyone have any recommendations regarding creating a site map and plotting the trees on the map. Does it involve subscribing to a service? Thanks for your help.

1 hour ago, JLA1990 said:

Did an awful lot of fencing in London, as has been advised not a great deal to it and the main hassle will be dealing with opposing property’s plants/trees/garden ornaments. I’m presuming you mean domestic fencing opposed to commercial?
As Mick has said make sure your guys don’t mind digging holes and lugging postcrete and using a handheld breaker (a lot) as if they’re in the tree game can’t imagine that would be attractive. I travelled all over and my prices varied depending on finish but was really good money in it especially if you get in with property management companies.  
 

Waste isn’t a problem just subby a tipper lorry and a man don’t mess around with that, and get materials delivered to the property. 

Yes domestic fencing. The climbing arborists definitely won’t fancy digging! Would need a different team. 
Thanks for the info. 

1 hour ago, JLA1990 said:

Did an awful lot of fencing in London, as has been advised not a great deal to it and the main hassle will be dealing with opposing property’s plants/trees/garden ornaments. I’m presuming you mean domestic fencing opposed to commercial?
As Mick has said make sure your guys don’t mind digging holes and lugging postcrete and using a handheld breaker (a lot) as if they’re in the tree game can’t imagine that would be attractive. I travelled all over and my prices varied depending on finish but was really good money in it especially if you get in with property management companies.  
 

Waste isn’t a problem just subby a tipper lorry and a man don’t mess around with that, and get materials delivered to the property. 

Thanks for the reply. I’m on 07901552223. Would be good to chat sometime. 

Thanks Mick. Would I look for a self employed fencer to sub it to? Any ideas where to find them?

Tricky question I know! 

We run two teams of tree surgeons in North London. We are thinking of expanding into fencing as there is big demand. Anyone have any ideas of any short fencing courses or ideas about getting into the industry.

We are looking for ground staff in North London. Immediate start. Please contact [email protected]

We are looking for an experienced subcontractor/ PAYE tree climber in North London for work in private gardens. Work available immediately. Please email [email protected]

Groundsman and climber needed in North London ASAP

Jason

07901552223

Thanks. You may have saved our day. Any idea how much?

Does anyone know where we can tip near Hayes/West Drayton in West London?

We are working there tomorrow.

Thanks.

Jason

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Climber and groundsman needed Friday 26th.

Tree Matters Ltd based in North London.

Call Jason 07901552223

Any freelance climbers out there looking for work in North London? Based in Muswell Hill.

Must have all relevant tickets.

Jason

We have been using Aspen in our chainsaws, hedge trimmers and chipper for a while now. The exhaust fumes seem a lot cleaner.

No problems with big saws. However the MS 200T ( top handle ) seems not to like it. I can expand on this if more info is needed.

http://www.treematters.co.uk