Emergency Tree Surgeons In Surrey And The South East
We have emergency tree surgeons on call, ready to provide emergency tree services and fallen tree removal in Surrey and the South East.
When a tree emergency occurs, we understand the importance of rapid response, so we will endeavour to get to you as soon as possible.
If you have a tree emergency, contact us immediately at 01483 962859.
There are many situations when you may require the help of an emergency tree surgeon, including:
- When a tree has become dangerous or an obstruction following severe weather
- When a tree has become a hazard due to poor maintenance, age, pests, or disease
- When a becomes hazardous as a result of an impact or accident
- When a fallen tree is causing an obstruction
At Surrey Tree Surgeons, we’ve provided countless residents and businesses with emergency tree services in Surrey and the South East.
From fallen trees blocking roads to dangerous trees threatening homes, we have the skill, expertise and equipment to make the situation safe.
Our qualified tree surgeons are fully insured to perform emergency tree surgery, and we hold a public and employer liability policy of £10m.
£10 million public and employer liability insurance is suitable for commercial and residential tree operations, including roadside work.
As emergency tree work is so dangerous, we take every precaution to safeguard all parties and property.
We complete detailed risk assessments and adhere to the latest health and safety legislation, as set out by the HSE.
To help our company maintain our high standards, we are members of CHAS and the Alcumus SafeContractor program.
Furthermore, we are ISO14001 and ISO9001 accredited, which shows our commitment to environmental responsibility and staff well-being.
Contact us for fallen tree removal, emergency tree services or the assistance of an emergency tree surgeon in Surrey and the South East.
Additionally, if you have a tree that you think could pose a future risk, we can assess its condition and offer advice on what to do next.
Visit our tree surveys and reports page for further information.
