Daniel Kendall TechArborA - Experienced, independent arboricultural consultant.
Covering from the Humber to the Wash, and from the Trent to the East Coast.
Trained and certified VALID Tree Risk-Benefit Validator, allowing me to assess risk posed by trees using the VALID system. VALID is the only tree risk system that has been built with a Professor in risk and the natural environment.
Supported by a variety of bespoke technology and services; Pear Technology mapping software, Trimble Global Positioning System hardware, TreeCalc structural analysis software, Visual Tree Assessment (VTA) trained.
Trained Quantified Tree Risk Assessment (QTRA) user. The Quantified Tree Risk Assessment (QTRA) system applies established and accepted risk management principles to tree safety management.
Clear, cost-effective tree surveys, tree reports and arboricultural advice.
Liability tree reports helps tree owners and managers meet their legal obligation in regard to tree safety. Working to the National Tree Safety Group guidelines we can assist you in striking the right balance between tree risk management and the financial and environmental costs of tree work. See our Guide to Tree Safety Reports
Typically a mandatory planning requirement where trees are present and representing the foundation of the ‘Trees in relation to design, demolition and construction’ framework. The initial development report details in writing the vegetation on site accompanied by a Tree Constraints Plan. See our Guide to BS5837 Surveys and Reports
Having taken into consideration the findings of the original BS5837 tree report a design proposal is then formulated. As your project arboriculturalist we will then assess the impact of your design and make recommendations to assist with the planning application. See our Guide to BS5837 Surveys and Reports
Once approved, the planning application will be conditioned requiring the details of any tree works, as well as protection measures for retained trees. The Arboricultural Method Statement will provide this information in a single document accompanied by a Tree Protection Plan. See our Guide to BS5837 Surveys and Reports
Acting in contravention of a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) is a legal offence. Similar protections also apply to most trees growing in Conservation Areas. Watson Lindsey Arboriculture can assist you in effectively managing such trees whilst staying on the right side of the law.
Whether you wish to prune trees for practical or aesthetic reasons, or plant trees for future generations to enjoy we are there to help. Working to the BSI standards of BS3998: 2010 Tree work – Recommendations, and BS8545: 2014 Trees: from nursery to independence in the landscape.
Where desirable trees pose risks due to decay it’s often necessary to accurately assess the extent of deterioration. Either through inhouse solutions or via our industry partners we can provide decay detection drilling, sonic tomography, compressed air soil displacement and stability modelling.
Covering from Hull and the Humber in the north, to Newark and Doncaster in the west, and to Boston and Grantham in the south. Comprehensive Lincolnshire-wide service including Lincoln, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe, Skegness, East and West Lindsey, North and South Kesteven.
Tree roots can damage underground structures such as foundations and drains, in a number of ways. To ascertain if a tree is causing damage, and what can be done about it, often requires input from an arboriculturist and/or a structural engineer. Please contact us for a free initial consultation, or see our guide to Subsidence & Tree Rooting Issues.
Such financial institutions have a vested interest in the condition of properties for which they are providing related services. As trees can harm buildings in several ways (e.g. via tree failure, or tree induced subsidence) such stakeholders may require a tree safety survey and report on any trees within influencing distance of the property.
Blogging about logs and Tweeting about trees. Here are some things you’ll find rooting to read...
Our new guide talk about how tree roots have the potential to damage underground structures such as foundations and underground services and the likelihood of it happening.
Click here to read about it →With the Caistor Go2 Environmental Group and local residents we planted 200 trees on Saturday 20th November. Stewart Wall from the Caistor Citizen kindly documented the morning. Read all about it on the Caistor Citizen site.
Click here to read about it →There are few topics on which the arboricultural community is so divided as the effects of Meripilus Giganteus on the structural stability of Beech trees.
Click here to read the blog →Need a free quotation, initial consultation, or a general chat about trees? Please call me or drop me a line...
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