Tree surgery and firewood in Beaumont, Thorpe-le-Soken, Clacton-on-Sea, Frinton-on-Sea and surrounding areas.
We undertake all aspects of tree surgery, tree maintenance, tree removal and tree cutting. Our specialist tree surgery service is available within a 50 mile radius of our head office based in Thorpe le Soken, near Clacton-on-Sea in Essex. Firewood delivery is FREE and limited to a 20 mile radius.
Here is a summary of some of the tree work services that RWH Tree Services provide:-
Sectional dismantling of trees
Where a tree is slowly dismantled in small sections and lowered to the ground to avoid damage to anything in the immediate area.
Dead wooding trees
Where dead unstable wood is removed from a healthy tree, usually required where there is a risk to people or property, although some dead wood can be a benefit to many species of wildlife, where it is safe to be left.
Crown cleaning trees
Dead, diseased and dying wood may be removed from the crown of the tree. Broken branches, climbing plants, debris and any excessive epicormic growth may also be removed where required.
Crown reduction of trees
Usually involves a reduction in the height and spread of the crown of the tree sometimes necessary when the tree has out grown the position in which it has been planted. The reduction is generally between 10-30% depending on the situation.
Crown lifting of trees
Removal of some lower branches from the trunk of the tree to increase clearance under the tree. Care needs to be taken with mature trees as removal of the wrong branches could possibly lead to stem failure.
Crown thinning of trees
Achieved by removing some of the branches within the crown of the tree, a more shapely, balanced crown can be achieved.
Firewood supplies
RWH Tree Services provide cut logs made from quality hardwood. We pride ourselves on being suppliers of quality hardwood firewood. All our firewood logs are seasoned for a minimum of a year and the mixture of woods used is typically ash, oak, elm and hawthorn. All the firewood logs come from locally managed woodlands, which are rotationally coppiced to increase the environmental diversity and wildlife habitats, this is carried out using traditional methods which are fully sustainable.
