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The importance of Tree PRUNING
Why Prune a Tree? Trees require care to reach their full potential and remain healthy throughout their lifespan. This is where the art of tree pruning comes in. Pruning isn't just about aesthetics; it's a crucial practice that benefits the tree's health, safety, and...
The Art of Tree Removal: When and How to Remove a Tree Safely
Tree removal, while seemingly straightforward, is an intricate dance between necessity, safety, and sustainability. Understanding the "when" and "how" of responsible tree removal empowers us to make informed decisions and prioritise both human well-being and the...
Recognising the Signs of a Diseased Tree
Trees are majestic giants that grace our landscapes, offering shade, beauty, and even homes for wildlife. But like any living being, trees can fall ill. Recognising the signs of a diseased tree is crucial for both the tree's health and the safety of your property....
DIY vs. Professional Tree Care: When to Call a Tree Surgeon
Trees require regular care and maintenance to ensure their health and prevent them from becoming a hazard, so we can continue to enjoy them. So when it comes to tree care, there are two main options, you can either do it yourself or hiring a professional tree...
How to Choose the Right Tree for Your Property: A Guide for Homeowners
Planting trees on your property can enhance its beauty, provide shade, improve air quality, and contribute to a healthier environment. However, selecting the right tree for your specific needs and location is crucial for its long-term growth and well-being. In this...
How to prevent tree damage during storms
Trees are a beautiful and valuable part of our environment, but they can also be vulnerable to damage during storms. High winds, heavy rain, and lightning can all cause trees to fall, break branches, or uproot which can pose a serious safety hazard to people - and...
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Elm House Tree Services
112 Railway Road
Urmston
Manchester
M41 0YD
Hours
Mon: 8am - 7pm
Tue: 8am - 7pm
Wed: 8am - 7pm
Thur: 8am - 7pm
Fri: 8am - 7pm
Sat: 8am - 7pm
Sun: Closed