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Climber required for Wednesday 26th March in Huddersfield. One days work. Can move a day either way. Please get in touch with rates of pay and availability. 07922006266
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Hi Looking for any wood hard/soft any size we will cut them up ourselves. Message me ahead of time and we can come to a price for the amount and also so I can make sure the van is off the drive. Easy off loading plenty of room and we live on a cul de sac so of a main road as well. I do have what'sapp if you want to message me on there
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NICOLA - Easy, Instant access Tip site logs and chip accepted. Any day
Nicnac posted a tip site profile in Tip Sites That Pay
ACCEPT BOTH CHIP AND LOGS We are not wood snobs any species accepted Easy access, Large double drive to tip onto. I work from home so car etc can be moved for access Happy to take chip, big or small logs Hard wood, soft wood etc 😂🤣😂thanks in advance Nicola 😁 -
Wide access straight into a garage of the main road plenty of parking around no matter how mug it’s accepted
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Something a bit different! I've been to a clients this morning to look at a Lime tree that lies on the border of the property. The client wants to fence around the tree but the post will be directly in the roots of the tree within centimetres of the stem. Has anyone come across a fencing system that will allow the fence to go around the tree without digging posts in?
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Nearly finished. It's a simpler design than the flashy expensive ones like Reipal. Longer reach as well. Closed length 6'6" extended 11 foot. Haven't tried it yet though. Plan is to have an attachment plate on the low end of the moving part, with swappable gadgets. Spike for log lifting, and a plate for elevating big rounds on to my splitter table....the power source is a 1/4 tonne lever hoist. Not as strong as the commercial Jacks, but mine has a longer reach, so better leverage. The benefit of the hoist is constant control, in both directions. Unloaded, it can free-spool, allowing for rapid deployment and reset. Also detachable for other jobs.
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Wood chips & hardwood accepted. Both need to be clean, no roots, no branches, no mud, no weeds, Please call ahead to book in delivery. Look for Sustainable Farms on the map, don't look at the red pointer for the postcode as its 500m south of our correct location.
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I'm new to this forum, hello to all ! We had a tree in out garden, an nice ornamental one that flowers once a year for some 40 years now.. Just now, in spring its leaves are rusted and shrunk on all branches although some new shoots can also be seen in one or two places.. 1. what tree is it ?...never been able to ascertain 2. is it dying or will it survive whatever it makes it sick ? Two simple questions yet I have not been able to find anyone on the whole Internet who can answer these without charging £200 or more.. Would be grateful for any help, thank you
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Source trees from a UK nursery with a Biosecurity Policy
Caroline Vickers, Barcham Trees posted a blog entry in Barcham Trees
With DEFRA announcing a ban on imports into the UK of Quercus from The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, a timely reminder to source trees from a UK nursery with a Biosecurity Policy which can demonstrate an audit trail on every tree offered for sale. At Barcham Trees we have been banging this drum for years. Imports from Europe have been made available to the Landscape Industry to offer the variety demanded but these imports need to be grown on in the UK, acclimatised and quarantined before sale, to ensure any live or dormant pests and diseases are eradicated before despatch into our glorious UK landscape. At the link below is a PDF copy of our Biosecurity Policy which you can download and save to your computer for future reference. This is a useful guide to refer to from whichever nursery you source trees for planting in the UK. https://www.barchampro.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Barcham-Biosecurity-for-web.pdf -
I have a bit of a 'marmite' situation going on with this tree, can't make up my mind if I love it or hate it! Does anyone else have a view? I think I like the freshness and habit of the young tree but feel the mature tree is rather lollopy. At the Barcham Trees nursery we have some 40-50cm tall trees in 20 litre pots available from September 2019. Sometimes referred to as the Chile Pine, Araucaria araucana is also a native of Argentina. This ancient slow growing evergreen tree is well known for its distinctive long slender branches that are densely covered with overlapping spiked leaves. Amazingly enough, it was once a native of Britain. The fossilized wood from this tree was highly coveted by Queen Victoria. Otherwise known as Jet, it was used in the making of mourning jewellery. Hardy in the UK, they are often planted far too close to houses so have to be removed before they get to maturity. This unusual conifer prefers a moist loamy soil and has great apical dominance drawing the tree up strongly vertical so it is very suited to crown lifting. Handle with care - the foliage/leaves are very sharp! The cones are globular up to 20cm in length and take up to three years to mature. Product spec:- https://lnkd.in/gbPKsa9 #trees
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Free tip for Logs/Chord This is a driveway tip so unfortunately only logs/chord at this site, however we can take relatively large amounts freeing you up to load more chip onto trucks. We do have another tip site 10 min drive away that can take the chip if required. Prior arrangement only but short notice is fine.
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Free case of beer for dropping off logs. The more the better please. I work in the week but can usually pop back if needs be. Give me a quick call before and I’ll make sure I pick up the beer before you arrive.
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Hello Tree Surgeons Any softwood or hardwood accepted. Ideally in manageable sizes that can be picked up. Easy access to driveway. Would be happy to pay for the load. Price paid will depend on the load. Please contact via phone or whatsapp.
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Available 7 days a week, contact George first before delivering. Tons of logs are required each year. Easy access from the main road for tippers/vans or lorries. All types of logs and log cords taken. No limit on load size.
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We accept tree logs which have been recently felled. Maximum diameter of 20inches and maximum length of 4-5 metres. logs as per images is perfectly fine to tip with us for recycling
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I will pay £10 for logs/cord please not pine/conifer please. Please call before coming. Thanks
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We are available to take trees logs and stumps, please contact to arrange delivery as we can get full at busy times of the year. 🌲 Thanks Ian
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We're Good With Wood! Drop your Woodchip and Logs for free. Take 5 minutes to register with us, and then use our chip yard whenever you want. We are conveniently located about 1.5 miles from Junction 6 of the M56 (South Manchester/Cheshire)CircularMap. Our office is at the main farm - for a map and directions see the Contact page of our website (https://cheshiregreenwaste.co.uk/contact). You can also register on this page - just click the Register button! We have an ANPR gate so once you are registered you can use the chip yard out of hours and at the weekend. CGW-wood-flyer-03.pdf
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Hi all, I'm wanting to improve my knowledge of tree diseases, particularly the different types of fungi/rot, as I would like to start thinking about doing a bit of surveying in the future. Can anybody recommend any good books on the subject? Thanks,
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Hi, Work is spiralling, please get in touch if you want to join our company, will suit someone safe that is good at looking upwards and avoiding things coming downwards. More than happy for a 2nd climber type of person. Anyone really with a good work ethic that isn't monumentally grumpy. Grumpyness is acceptable as long as it is in a funny way. Pay to be discussed depending on experience, not mentioning specific dosh anymore but it's plenty, especially after overtime at time and a half. Please send CV's or a covering email over to [email protected] Best regards, Tom -
Hi, Work is spiralling, please get in touch if you want to join our company, will suit someone safe that hasn't broken anything valuable for ages. Pay to be discussed depending on experience, not mentioning specific dosh anymore but it's plenty, especially after overtime at time and a half. Please send CV's over to [email protected] Equal opportunities policy dictates that you can be female or gay as long as you are still good at climbing trees. Best regards, Tom
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Hi Folks, I'm looking for a new starter with minor experience, or just got tickets, to start working straight away in our growing business. Minimum £75 per day, more if experienced. Overtime at time and a half. Please get in touch, we've churned out some good climbers so far, shame they keep chasing women round the world! I look forward to hearing from you. Many thanks, Tom
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Wolverhampton Tree Service are looking for an experienced climber/team leader to join their team. They are based near Wolverhampton, West Midlands and work varies from back gardens, building sites, site clearance, highways, clear fells, pubs, hospitals, schools and just about anywhere a tree grows. They work throughout the British Isles so there are occasional nights where you will be required to work away. Requirements as follows: * Min 5 years experience in tree surgery on both commercial and residential tree work. * Must be able to hit the ground running and able to organise and lead your team. It is essential that you can climb with confidence and work cleanly. * Must have qualification in chainsaw, tree climbing, grinding and chipping. CS30, CS31, CS38, CS39. NPTC and Lantra. * Full driving licence min with C1+E. * Must be highly motivated and work to a high standard of both safety and quality. * Permanent posiition. * CSCS an advantage. * Pay negotiable depending on experience. To apply please email your CV to [email protected]
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Hello everyone, Need a groundy from immediately for about 6 weeks or so, rates negotiable but definitely over £80pd, overtime paid at time and half. Some experience please. ** CS38 is REQUIRED ** Please email me with a personal summary or send cv's to [email protected] Best regards, Tom
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Good evening all. Could anyone offer any advice as to whether the tree pictured here is 'too' close to the house? The picture isn't particuarly well scaled but the tree trunk is roughly in line with the door and the distance from door to trunk is just over 6 meters. The house is a new build, the tree has a TPO on it. The house was built taking into account the root protection area. The tree is a purple maple and is approx 10 meters tall. The council tree officer has advised that tree crown reduction would most likely be approved. We had an arborist look at it and they advised that they didn't expect it would cause any problems. The house is in Lancashire - so a wet climate and not particuarly clay soil. Any input greatfully recieved!
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