Ash Dieback Removal
Specialist ash dieback management for landowners, farms and public-facing boundaries.
Ash Dieback Removal
Specialist ash dieback management for landowners, farms and public-facing boundaries.
Benefits
- Support identifying common signs of ash dieback
- Safe removal of diseased brittle trees
- Reduced risk to roads, property and utility lines
- Efficient clearance of removed material
Included work
- Identification support
- Roadside clearance
- Utility line protection
- Hazard reduction
Questions about ash dieback removal
Answers to the most common questions clients ask before planning this type of work.
What is ash dieback and why does it need to be taken seriously?
Ash dieback is a serious disease that weakens ash trees and can lead to brittle branches, canopy decline and structural failure. Once affected trees begin to deteriorate, the risk to roads, boundaries, utility lines and public spaces rises quickly.
Foliage and leaves
- Dark patches
- Premature browning
- Hanging dead leaves
Branches and stems
- Crown thinning
- Diamond-shaped lesions
- Internal staining
Trunk and bark
- Epicormic growth
- Cankers
- Structural weakness
Why it matters
Diseased ash can shed limbs unexpectedly and create serious risk to public roads, entrances, neighbouring property, parked vehicles and overhead utilities. If you are concerned about ash dieback on your land, early action is the safest approach.
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