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If you have a tree problem, please contact us at the number above.
Mr Andrew Sadler, the owner of Tree Degrees who has 10 years of experience in the industry, always likes to meet new Clients so he will attend to your requirements personally and provide you initially with a verbal quotation which CAN be followed up by a written one if required.
We provide you with one final price, there are no hidden fees or charges.
We offer professional commercial and domestic tree services covering an approximately area of 30-
If your property is outside the area described, don’t be put off, give us a call so that we can try and help you with the tree problem.
Tree surgery is important for both homes and commercial properties, removing old and dangerous trees, whilst allowing more natural light into the premises. Professional tree surgery is required as the process can be extremely delicate and without proper expertise, you can cause more damage than good.
We offer a wide range of Tree Services -
- Crown Reduction
- Crown Thinning
- Crown Lifting
- Crown Raising
- Crown Cleaning
- Tree Removal
- Stump Grinding
- Tree Reduction
- Section Felling
- Clear Felling
- Dead Wood pruning
- Hedging & Topiary
- Removing Storm Damaged Trees
Within the Essex area there are many trees which are subject to a Preservation Order.
How can I find out if the trees within my ownership are protected?
You can check to see if a property or area of land has a Tree Preservation Order on it, or if it is located within a Conservation Area, by looking at the council website or by contacting the local council (usually the planning department). If your tree is protected then you will need to apply to the Council to carry out any work. See also ‘A brief guide to legislation for trees’
As there are many individual Council areas you should refer to the Council in which your property and/or Tree is located, but as an example, we have provided a link to the part of the website of Rochford District Council which deals with Tree Preservation, just click this link.
A more detailed description is available of these services, select HERE
Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is a rapidly spreading, perennial, invasive plant and is quickly becoming a serious problem in this country. In winter the plant dies back leaving dead standing canes but by early summer the bamboo-
Fast facts
Common name Japanese knotweed
Latin name Fallopia japonica (syn. Polygonum cuspidatum)
Areas affected Waysides, beds, borders and paving
Main causes Weed with creeping roots
Timing Seen late spring to autumn; treat in summer
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