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25.01.2022 New chipper arrived today from Melbourne. Taking name suggestions

24.01.2022 Winch training for our new chipper. From@what were used to it’s a monster

23.01.2022 Sthil model shot

22.01.2022 Chipping crew of 6 today.

21.01.2022 Almost summer truck views

21.01.2022 All down and completed just in time for the bad weather at 1:30

19.01.2022 Hazard tree removal from Friday

19.01.2022 Big dead Eucalypt removal in Anglesea. Between us we counted 10-20 massive huntsmans. Siahn got one down the back of her work shirt and she had to squish it. Lots of big rigging rope work to get this one down safely.

18.01.2022 Fiona & Siahn the landscaping dream team despiste the rain today. Looking forward to seeing this with mulch next week

17.01.2022 Red Gum bark in Spring

14.01.2022 Onsite supervision to protect this River Red Gum during civil works within Geelong’s growing development areas.

10.01.2022 Barwon Heads view from the top

08.01.2022 Currently taking naming suggestions for this new addition to our team.

08.01.2022 Emergency Ash tree removal today in Newtown. Split right down the middle and about to fall. A great job from the whole team brought it down safely

07.01.2022 Resident spider that lives on our chipper having a drink this morning

06.01.2022 Messy property cleanups in Point Lonsdale & Highton chipping

05.01.2022 Siahn up high today for storm cleanup. Learning to climb with a chainsaw is not easy, and she’s doing great so far

05.01.2022 Chipping for @tailoredtreecare this afternoon.

04.01.2022 Two Cypresses that’ve outgrown their location being taken out today.

01.01.2022 Jesse clearing an overgrown Manchurian Pear from a roof in Drysdale earlier this week. Our client initially wanted to remove it. Whenever this happens in our industry I tend to ask why? Why do you want it removed? She answered that the tree had become far too overgrown was blocking all the gutters and shadowing the garden area beneath it. She was absolutely right, as Manchurian pairs when left unmanaged do this. Their typical growth habit is spreading.... Our process is always to ask questions to get an idea of what the client really needs. So, I asked her - how about I take a few branches off all around the tree lift the entire canopy up and create a totally new shape while getting rid of the extended branches over the roof? is the worst that can happen is it looks ugly and if so we can just remove the tree. She agreed and Jesse climbed the tree and did an amazing job. The result was a completely new shape which allowed the tree to be retained and become a new feature of this side of the house. Climbing on these leaning branches is really hard, especially with the chainsaw going. The technique is to cut the branches in a certain way so the stay there, then put the chainsaw away and use two hands to snap the branch or log, then throw it away from the house and throw it to a safe spot. These skills in removing branches away from obstacles are very hard to teach and take a lot of practices as well as the right person. Our trade is very unique, as we have to combine physical strength and good judgement, as well as an aesthetic eye for how the tree will look as a finished product. Not easy at all. An Arborist like Jesse how can pull this off is a true unicorn and he has become an essential part of our operations. Many more of these pear trees to come this year that’s for sure

Future Tree Health | Home improvement