The Tree Musketeers

Tree Surgery in Bournemouth

A specialised tree surgery business serving Dorset, Hampshire, and adjacent areas is The Tree Musketeers Dorset Ltd. All domestic and business clients seeking necessary tree surgery work, tree planning applications, hedge cutting, or construction site clearance are catered to by our company. Our team of arborists has extensive experience working directly for local governments, The National Trust, and some of the biggest tree and arboriculture organisations in the world.

From quotation to completion, our dependable, knowledgeable, and highly skilled staff will offer a welcoming, effective, and professional service.

We place a high value on customer satisfaction and make sure that every task is finished to the highest standard, in the safest, and most efficient manner possible.

Every employee at The Tree Musketeers is properly qualified and in possession of current NPTC, Lantra, CSCS, Highway Safety Scheme, and First Aid certificates since safety is our first priority. All work is completed in accordance with British Standard BS3998, and we have public liability insurance coverage of up to £10 million.

The importance of trees, wildlife, and the environment is also well known among the Tree Musketeers. In an effort to collaborate with the Royal Agricultural Association toward a sustainable and greener future, we adhere to a highly stringent recycling policy and plant hundreds of new trees every year.

Therefore, our team will make sure to give a professional service with a smile whether you are a new customer looking for a one-time repair or a returning client wanting regular maintenance.

Services

The Tree Musketeers are based in Ringwood and operate throughout Dorset, Hampshire and surrounding areas, catering for all Domestic and Commercial clients in need of Tree Surgery works, Tree Planning Applications, Hedge Cutting or Construction Site Clearance.

The most typical type of tree surgery is tree felling or dismantling, which is a service area in which we are particularly skilled. If this task is undertaken without the proper knowledge, ability, or equipment, it can be highly dangerous. The highly skilled and qualified team of climbers at The Tree Musketeers will be able to safely undertake and complete the necessary works, whether it's a giant tree in a tiny working space or a tree that is close to Buildings, Roads, or Electricity Cables.

A tree's crown can be reduced in height and/or spread by carefully removing certain branches and stems. When necessary, this kind of pruning should be done to lessen the danger that a tree would fail or to lessen interference with surrounding buildings or other structures. To improve sunlight and open up the landscape, crown reducing is also a preferable option to removal or felling.

Effective tree pruning aids in preserving the form and beauty of the crown. By carefully removing infected branches and limbs, it is occasionally feasible to save an infected tree. Airflow is improved by thinning a tree's crown, which is particularly advantageous and has been shown to support the development of new growth, fruit, and flowers.

The major purposes of deadwooding are safety and a tree's continuing health. If the deadwood is left neglected, it will attract pests and illnesses and detract from the tree's visual appeal.

We have a dedicated tree team on call around-the-clock, every day of the year, in case a tree emergency arises. Our expert arborists are highly qualified and equipped to handle even the most difficult situations that could arise in Dorset.

A Local Planning Authority may issue a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) with regard to trees or woods. Before any work is done on a tree covered by a TPO, permission must be obtained.

The Tree Musketeers is always pleased to give you free information about TPOs and will prepare the required paperwork and applications for any scheduled work at no cost to you.

You are permitted to perform some tree-related tasks under extreme health and safety conditions without giving prior notification to the Local Authority or the Forestry Commission and without submitting an application. One of our knowledgeable employees can provide you more information on this.