Maintaining the Trees Along Highways If you’ve ever sat on the top level of a double decker bus, you’ll no doubt have noticed lightweight tree branches brushing against the roof! If you’ve sat at the very front you might even instinctively duck when you see oncoming branches! It is the responsibility of the local authorities…
Why Honey Fungus Doesn’t Have to Mean the End for Your Tree
Nothing sends fear through a gardener like honey fungus. It’s a parasitic fungus, orangey brown in colour, that attacks and kills the roots of many trees. It’s one of the most destructive fungal diseases and no tree is completely immune! But just because your tree is infected it doesn’t mean it always needs to be…
5 Ways Climbers Way Has Helped Construction Companies
At Climbers Way we’re capable of taking on any job the construction industry can throw at us. Here are some jobs we have completed recently. Clearing 30 Acres of Woodland In order for a construction firm to get started with their work they first needed to have 30 acres of woodland and scrubland cleared so…
What’s Involved in a Site Clearance?
At Climbers Way we pride ourselves in having the right equipment and expertise to clear any amount of vegetation and shrubbery. This is true for even mature trees and logging that needs to be done. The Six Steps of a Site Clearance Look at the arboriculture impact report which tells us which trees are coming…
Video Case Study: Crane Assisted Dismantle
In March 2018, Martin Wyss, Landscape Services Manager for the University of Southampton, received an independent arboricultural survey and report which deemed two trees to be highly dangerous to members of the public. Unfortunately a Corsican pine and an oak would need to be removed. Having worked together since 2014, he contacted Climbers Way Tree…