Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Contact us with the details of your trees and the work you have in mind, and we can arrange a free quotation and advice.

Our team applies rigorous checks that comply with CHAS requirements. We assess each site before starting and put controls in place for the risks we identify. Staff are trained and qualified for their work, use appropriate personal protective equipment, and are qualified first aiders. Tools, vehicles and equipment are maintained on a regular schedule.

Yes. Treelife has £10 million of public and products liability insurance.

Our team of trained tree surgeons hold CHAS (Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme) accreditation. Our team also includes a Chartered Environmentalist and a VETcert Certified Veteran Tree Specialist.

Yes, some trees are subject to Tree Preservation Orders or are located within conservation areas. This information is publicly available on local authority online interactive maps. We can check this for you prior to commencing your works and arrange for any permissions to be formally requested through the Planning Portal.

We clear cut material from the site unless you would prefer to keep it. Depending on the timber, it can be left as woodchip or mulch, logs, garden seating or another useful feature.

We carry out tree work in line with BS 3998:2010, Tree work – Recommendations. Our approach also considers the health of the tree and the surrounding environment.