With the friendly, family-run feel of a local company that has passed down through several generations, JS Tree Care is the name to trust for arboriculture and tree surgery work. Located in Caterham, our tree surgeons cover all locations in the surrounding South East area. We have an ethical approach and always do our best to preserve healthy trees. We understand, however, that tree removal is the only option in some cases.
The testimonials of our previous customers are your guarantee of a safer removal and a job well done. You can also contact us to discuss your specific requirements or our other services, such as garden fencing construction.
Where there is a danger to people or property, or if disease has made a tree hazardous, removal is the only remaining option. We will also remove trees occasionally if the home or landowner has plans for future development.
There are two types of tree removal: directional felling and sectional dismantling.
This is the form of tree removal that most of our customers in the Caterham and Croydon areas will be familiar with. Our tree surgeons create a hinge that ensures a safer, more controlled fall, a directional notch that guides the tree to the ground, and a felling cut that makes the fall happen. All personnel at JS Tree Care have received training in using chainsaws.
This is a preferred form of tree removal when there is no risk of damage to property during the fall, or to the public.
Our tree surgeons also receive training in rigging systems and aerial rescue, so using us for sectional dismantling is always a safe choice. Our tree surgeons use pulleys and ropes to take down the tree one piece at a time for this type of removal. We use ropes and spikes to reach the top of the tree and a rigging system to safely lower limbs to the ground.
Sectional dismantling is a form of tree removal used when directional felling might damage nearby properties.
There are several reasons for homeowners in Caterham, Croydon and the South East to use our services:
We can also assess what to do with trees if they might be damaged during maintenance work.
