Tree Felling

There are many reasons for the removal of trees. Some are more obvious then others. Dead trees for example need to be removed because they can be potentially dangerous to anyone or anything within the danger zone of the tree.

Dead and rotting trees are unsightly and may pose a hazard both physically and biologically.

They can encourage fungus to grow and spread to other parts of the garden, if not dealt with efficiently, or may fail causing injury or damage to persons or property.

They should be removed and disposed of carefully as soon as possible to prevent any spores or infestation affecting other plants and trees and to reduce the risk of injury and potential legal action.

Smart Trees has the equipment to remove and dispose of them correctly and afterwards can grind away any remaining stump to a level below the surface where it will no longer pose a threat or trip hazard.

If the tree was to fail the owner of the land that the tree is situated on will be held fully responsible for any damage caused to property or even loss of life or injury to others.

Not all trees have to be dead to fail and it is very common to hear of limbs of trees failing or even the tree as a whole to fail without showing any visible signs of ill health.

If you have a tree that is showing signs of ill health or if ill health within the tree was to occur unnoticed, then a full tree survey and quotation for work can be carried out to provide you with detailed information and reassurance of the tree´s safety.