Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Tree Removal Surrey”
Storm Season Is Becoming the New Normal “It’s storm season again” is a phrase many homeowners in Surrey, Reigate and Dorking are becoming all too familiar with. In recent years, storms such as Storm Darragh and Storm Eowyn have brought powerful winds, heavy rain and widespread damage across the South East, toppling trees, breaking branches and damaging homes, vehicles and …
Trees are central to Surrey’s character — from street-lining oaks to private garden specimens in Reigate and Dorking. But some trees enjoy legal protection, meaning you cannot prune, fell or damage them without permission. This guide explains what protected trees are, how protections work locally and nationally, the risks of unauthorised work, and how a qualified tree surgeon can help …
Tree surgeons play a vital role in maintaining the health and safety of our urban and rural landscapes. Over the past six months, several noteworthy events have brought the profession into the spotlight. From high-profile legal cases to community initiatives, here’s a roundup of significant tree surgery-related news across the UK. 🪓 The Felling of the Sycamore Gap Tree: A …
Trees enhance the beauty and value of any property, but they also require regular care to remain healthy and safe. While many homeowners enjoy basic gardening tasks, certain tree-related issues demand the expertise of a professional tree surgeon. Recognising when to call a tree surgeon can help prevent accidents, protect property, and ensure the longevity of your trees. If you’re …
To safeguard these valuable natural assets, local authorities implement Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs). Understanding what a TPO entails and its implications for your property is essential for responsible tree management.
The cost of tree removal can vary significantly based on several factors. In this post, we’ll explore the average cost of tree removal in Surrey, what influences pricing, and why hiring a professional tree surgeon is crucial for safety and efficiency.
