Maplebeck Tree Care
Forestry Services
Arboricultural Management
Maplebeck Tree Care offer all aspects of Arboricultural Management. All work is undertaken by a devoted team of specialised tree workers employing latest industry practices and principles. Our work ranges from domestic projects through to larger residential and commercial schemes.
We combine years of experience with continuous professional development and relevant qualifications. Our practices minimize damage to the environment and incorporate all aspects of conservation and habitat creation. This ensures our place at the peak of our industry.
Reputation
The foundations of our business are a good reputation, sound advice, quality of work and value for money.
We were established and have since evolved in a rural community in north Nottinghamshire, where being reliable, prompt and conscientious gain you client recommendations to neighbours and friends.
Customer Satisfaction
Our primary objective is Customer Satisfaction and we believe our approach is the key to our growing success;
- Consulting our clients
- Embracing best environmental practices
- Delivering a considered proposal of work to be undertaken in a timely and cost effective manner
Client Feedback
We welcome your input and thoughts as a client. Customer feedback enables us to both learn and further improve our offerings to you our client.
All work is carried out to BS 3998:2010 ‘Tree work – Recommendations’ where it is appropriate to do so, and within the remit of work required.
Insurance & Compliance
Maplebeck Tree Care is covered by £10 million public liability and £1 million professional indemnity insurance, covering the business against injury and property damage claims.
Our equipment is thoroughly examined and adheres to The Lifting Operations Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER).
Qualifications
The Maplebeck Tree Care Team are competent and permitted to carry out the following activities.
Click on individual members of the Maplebeck Tree Care team below to view a list of their Arboricultural qualifications.
Environmental
We carry out all work with the environment in mind, ensuring that all practices are performed to the latest standards and in compliance with all relevant environmental legislation. We strive to use the best sustainable practices in all we do.
This is achieved in practice through:
- Encouraging the reduction rather than removal of trees, where possible, and also encouraging re-planting.
- Promoting the re-use of waste materials, by selling our waste wood as logs for fuel, timber for furniture or donating it as woodchip.
- Maintaining all plant to optimum levels and extending life time use to a maximum.
- Ensuring that all plant, vehicles and equipment are chosen for maximum efficiency and longevity.
- Sourcing and using environmentally friendly chemicals, biodegradable chain oil, aspen 2 for fuel, and other consumables.
- Protecting nesting birds, their nests and eggs and other species such as badgers and bats which are protected by law. We work within the guidelines set out in the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, and the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 (CROW).
Legislation
We provide a comprehensive service to survey, make application and gain relevant consent.
Conservation Area
Conservation Areas are designated by the local planning authority (LPA) in areas of special architectural or historic interest to help preserve or enhance their character or appearance. As a consequence of the Conservation Area designation, any tree that has a stem diameter greater than 75mm measured at 1.5m above ground level, requires written notice to the LPA if work is intended to be carried out.
Planning Procedure
You have to give written notice to the LPA (by letter, email or on the LPA’s form) of any proposed work, describing what you want to do, at least six weeks before the work starts. This is called a ‘section 211 notice’ and it gives the LPA an opportunity to consider protecting the tree with a TPO.
Tree Preservation Order (TPO)
TPOs are administered by LPA (e.g. a borough, district or unitary council or a national park authority) and are made to protect trees that bring significant amenity benefit to the local area. This protection is particularly important where trees are under threat.
Planning Procedure
Permission must be sought from the LPA by submitting a standard application form. The form is available from the planning portal or authority. It is important that the information on the form makes clear what the proposed work is and provides adequate information to support the case.
Covenant
It binds the land and not an individual owner, it “runs with the land”. This means that the restrictive covenant continues over the land or property even when the current owner(s) sells it to another person. Restrictive covenants continue to have effect even though they may have been made many years ago and appear to be obsolete. Covenants or other restrictions in the title of a property or conditions in a lease may require the consent of a third party prior to carrying out tree work.
Where we work
Staffordshire
- Burton-Upon-Trent
- Uttoxeter
- Stafford
- Stoke-On-Trent
- Lichfield
- Tamworth
Warwickshire
- Leamington
- Nuneaton
- Rugby
- Southam
- Stratford-Upon-Avon
- Warwick
Derby & Derbyshire
- Ashbourne
- Derby
- Chesterfield
- Ilkeston
- Matlock
- Swandlincote
Northamptonshire
- Corby
- Daventry
- Kettering
- Northampton
- Oundle
- Rushden
- Towcester
- Wellingborough
Peterborough & South Lincolnshire
- Bourne
- Grantham
- Peterborough
- Sleaford
- Spalding
- Stamford
Nottingham & Nottinghamshire
- Mansfield
- Newark
- Nottingham
- Retford
- Worksop
Birmingham, Coventry & West Midlands
- Birmingham
- Coventry
- Solihull
- Sutton Coldfield
- Walsall
- West Bromwich
- Wolverhampton
Leicester & Leicestershire
- Ashby de la Zouch
- Coalville
- Hinckley
- Leicester
- Loughborough
- Lutterworth
- Market Harborough
- Melton Mowbray
Clay Barn, Maplebeck, Southwell
Nottinghamshire, NG22 0BS
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