Protecting trees for the next generation
The importance of trees to our environment and our wellbeing should never be underestimated. They remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and replace it with oxygen, and they provide shelter, comfort and beauty not just in our stunning countryside but in our towns, cities and urban areas.
They deserve respect, protection and conservation to ensure that they live, thrive and survive for generations to come. This is what Chevron Green Services provides. We ensure that trees stay in good condition, grow well, remain healthy and continue to be an asset to their surroundings. Where trees are damaged or diseased, or have become unstable, we will step in to minimise risks to surrounding buildings, infrastructure, and members of the public.
Chevron Green Services has been providing comprehensive arboriculture and tree works for nearly two decades to both the public and private sectors to keep trees healthy and manageable for years to come, and the public safe. Our work covers a variety of sectors including; highways, where we ensure that the public can continue to travel on roads and use pavements safely.
We work with the utilities sector and businesses to help manage and maintain the trees on their premises and ensure the safety of employees and visitors. And we work with large national infrastructure and constructions projects – often helping prepare or clear the land for works and following completion to bring back nature and enhance the natural landscape.
Our clients return to us time and again for repeat arboriculture and tree works due to our approach to safety, competency, professionalism, collaborative approach and efficiency.
Typical types of tree works include:
- Pruning – the selective removal of branches to improve structure, shape or health. Alternatively for a safety reason by the removal of hazards such as dead branches or impact on infrastructure. The type of pruning is mostly determined by surrounding environment.
- Tree removal (sometimes known as felling or hazardous tree removal) – trees sometimes have to be removed where the tree has died, become diseased or there is a conflict with development. Before any tree is felled, we ensure that the works are properly scoped to ensure that there are no surprises during removal. Once the tree is removed by one of our expert NPTC and Lantra-qualified tree surgeons we can also remove the stump and leave the space clear and hazard-free, free of its root system, and ready for planting or building.
- Tree Risk Assessment – our Arboricultural Consultancy teams assess the risk of tree failure as part of programmed and reactive survey work. The purpose is to manage trees to mitigate the risk from potential hazards to protect people or property.
- Emergency tree work – on occasions, trees do fail or are damaged. Where this occurs, our teams are available 24/7 to safely remove fallen or damaged trees.
- Tree planting – to ensure we have trees for the future, we plant trees suited to the environment, whether in urban or rural environments we can plant the right tree species for the landscape.
As qualified arborists, you can rest assured that the work we carry out is reliable and meets the highest standards of health, safety, and arboricultural practices. Our trained staff have years of experience in arboriculture maintenance and management and together with our specialist equipment we will ensure that we deliver the right solution for you that exceeds expectations and builds a lasting relationship for years to come.
Arboriculture and tree works case studies
Connect Plus Services
Chevron Green Services are relied upon by Connect Plus Services (CPS) to carry out routine plot maintenance work on the M25. We worked collaboratively with CPS to build a programme of work to reduce the requirement for traffic management where possible, ultimately reducing overall cost to CPS.
Download the CPS plot maintenance case study (PDF) to find out more
Tarmac Kier Joint Venture
Chevron Green Services has played a crucial role in supporting Tarmac Kier Joint Venture and TfL in delivering essential walking and cycling projects in North London. With a collaborative approach, we offered specialised arboriculture and tree services, carefully navigating around existing priorities, access constraints, and traffic management requirements.
Download the Tarmac Kier Joint Venture case study (PDF) to find out more
Ash dieback brochure
Are you worried about ash dieback on your land? Do you know what your responsibilities are? In our simple guide to ash dieback, we explain what ash dieback is, what your responsibilities are as a land owner, how Chevron Green Consultancy carries out surveys to identify ash dieback, and how we can help you manage ash dieback.
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