Tree Surgery

in the Heart of England

Professional Tree Services from Maplebeck Tree Care

Crown Lifting

Removal of selected branches and limbs from the lower part of the trees crown, which raises the clearance above ground level.

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Crown Reduction

A crown reduction involves only the outer part of the crown, and therefore provides only a modest reduction in overall height and spread.

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Crown Thinning

Selective removal of secondary branches within the canopy. Crown Thinning reduces the sail area, leaving the shape and size of the crown.

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Formative Pruning & Monolith

Formative pruning is carried out to enhance the branch structure, enabling the tree to be free from mechanical weaknesses.

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Pollarding

Pollards are developed by removing the leading shoots of trees during immaturity. Numerous small branches develop near the positions of cutting.

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Tree Removal

Seen as a last resort, this should be avoided if at all possible. A tree that may warrant such attention is one that poses an unacceptable risk to people and property.

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Miscellaneous

Trees with cavities are not uncommon, some tree species develop them more readily than others. Most but not all originate as part of a natural process.

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Grounds Maintenance

We provide Grounds Maintenance services that can enhance the presentation of your premises and strengthen your professional reputation.

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Woodland Management

We provide clients with a comprehensive timber harvesting service. Conservation and preservation are the foundations of our professional woodland management.

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Tree Management

Maplebeck Tree Care combine years of experience with continuous professional development and relevant qualifications.

Using practices that minimise damage to the environment, we incorporate all aspects of conservation and habitat creation ensuring our place at the peak of our industry. We work in accordance with current industry best practice.

Maplebeck Tree Care offer all aspects of arboricultural management, with all works undertaken by a devoted team of tree specialists employing latest industry practices and principles, our work ranges from domestic projects through to larger residential and commercial schemes.

Tree Management

Maplebeck Tree Care combine years of experience with continuous professional development and relevant qualifications.

Arb Approved Contractor

Maplebeck Tree Care are the only Arb Approved Contractor in Nottinghamshire. The Arb Approved Contractor programme is the only comprehensive accreditation scheme for Tree Surgery businesses in the UK. This means we been thoroughly assessed and found competent to carry out tree work to a high standard.

Checkatrade Tree Surgeon

Maplebeck Tree Care are proud members of the Checkatrade Approved Trader Scheme. Nottinghamshire County Council Trading Standards (in partnership with Checkatrade) are committed to protecting consumers, supporting legitimate business and solving the UK’s rogue trade problem.

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Testimonials

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16 Apr, 2020

Arborist Climber Vacancy

Arborist Climber Southwell, Nottinghamshire , East Midlands (United Kingdom) Full Time £26,000 – £32,000 (GBP) Maplebeck Tree Care are looking to employ a full time Arborist (Climber). We are offering : Highly competitive salary Career progression Ongoing training Corporate PPE Quality equipment Employee safety Pay is based on knowledge and experience. Should you choose to […]

27 Mar, 2020

Rescheduling Programmed Works

Temporary suspension of all business operations As you would expect, we have been diligently reviewing the COVID-19 pandemic. The well-being of our employees, clients and general public is of paramount importance to us. We have a moral and legal obligation which we will be actively maintaining by ensuring we adhere to the duty of care expected […]

23 Mar, 2020

Coronavirus Update

Following the Government’s decision to move to the ‘delay phase’ in relation to the COVID-19 virus pandemic. Our thoughts at this difficult time are with those who have been affected by the pandemic. There has been considerable disruption to our order bank because a lot of our programmed work has been postponed for the foreseeable […]

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Cause Following some unseasonably high winds in l $Cause Following some unseasonably high winds in late August, we received an enquiry from Southwell Minster regarding a large Horse Chestnut tree situated within the Minster grounds in a prominent location with multiple targets, including a café, footpath, car park, gravestones, etc. Damage The tree had developed a large longitudinal fracture at the main fork, which was inspected on site by Maplebeck Tree Care and NSDC Tree Officer. The fracture was approximately 450 mm deep, with the upper crown opening in excess of 2m, indicating active movement. The structural wood to the south of the fracture showed a strong underlying fault. The limb was approximately 18m high with a basal diameter of approximately 1m. The likely targets are the disabled access route to St Mary’s Minster, the associated graves and the Cathedral shop and refectory, which seem to be in full-time occupancy. The probability of failure with no works was imminent, and as such, access to this area was restricted and only entered with extreme caution. Solution Due to the contentious nature of the site, we reduced the tree by approximately 30% all over and braced using a nonintrusive bracing system (Cobra) within the upper crown as an alternative to removal. We carried out additional minor works, which included a crown clean, removing deadwood >25mm diameter, diseased and crossing branches.$