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Strathmore Tree Services operate from the village of Glamis in Angus. We cover the whole of Tayside, Angus & surrounding counties. We are an established business with a reputation for quality, honesty & value for money. We are dedicated to providing a safe & efficent tree care service.
All gardens / sites are left in as tidy, if not a tidier condition than we find them in. We operate with full insurance, although we have not had cause to use this yet. That is how comitted to safety we are.
All tree work conforms to B.S.3998
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Removing & chipping rearmost limbs & branches of dying sycamore tree at Edzell Castle in Angus. This is the second tree to come down here for Historic Scotland. This one is the smaller of the two. |
Back limbs removed, ready for felling. Just need to shift the truck. |
Safely on the ground. Castle
walls are still standing.
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| | Felling |
| | Pruning |
| | Supply & Planting |
| | Crown Thinning |
| | Crown Lifting |
| | Dismantling of Dangerous Trees |
| | Stump Removal |
| | Hedges a specially |
| | Free Quotes & Advice |
| | and more... |
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Crown thinning previously pollarded
sycamore tree.
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Another overgrown hedge begins
to take shape.
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These pictures are of a previously pollarded sycamore tree in a conservation area of Dundee. The first picture was taken to show to the City Council the extent of decay which was probably present. At this point I was removing some lower branches overhanging the owner's & a neighbouring property. After seeing this (pic 1) I thought that drastic measures were called for. Pic 2 confirms my fears. The rot is extensive. We dismantled the crown of the tree before felling the trunk as there were houses, other trees & a road surrounding the tree. The trunk was so rotten that it broke in two on impact with the ground. You can just make out the branch wood being chipped into the truck in the background of pic 2.
| This time it's a windblown larch hanging in an old lime tree. There was actually a road between the two trees. I secured the trunk of the larch with a rope to be lowered down once the crown was safely felled into the field below. | ![]() |
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Half way through dismantling dangerous lime tree. |
If you're interested in the care & maintenance of trees then you may find them useful also.
http://www2.champaign.isa-arbor.com/consumer/consumer.html
International Society of Arboriculture.
http://www.chesco.com/~treeman/
Some good fact sheets.
National Arborist Association.
http://www.arborists.com/WORLD/EUROPE/home.html
Arboriculture, Trees & Timber.
Arboricultural Association.
http://www.bajabela.sulinet.hu/tubi/iearn/mytree/tree6.htm
A bit of art & poetry.
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If you would like any
more information on any of our services.
Please contact us on any of the following.
| Phone : | 01307 840 495 |
| Fax : | 08701 683 193 |
| E-mail : | richie@treeservices.fsnet.co.uk |
| Address : | Grieves
Cottage Newton of Glamis Angus DD8 1SB |