Emergency call out – Chertsey, Surrey

Tree Marshalls Ltd kicked off June with a bang (literally!). Our admin department received a phone call from a very concerned client in Chertsey, Surrey.

A snapped oak limb had landed on top of our client’s office, causing damage to the roof. On arrival our team of trained arborists set up their van and chipper and began professional techniques such as sectional dismantle and setting up rope pulleys. Chainsaws were used to safely cut the oak limb quickly and methodically. The team needed to ensure that the branch was cut up into manageable pieces. They safely removed the branch without causing further damage to the property. This was a challenging endeavour due to the way it had fallen and location it had landed.

Tree Marshalls Ltd went above and beyond in their service by promptly securing the roof with tarpaulin, effectively preventing any potential leaks. This proactive measure was taken to protect the property until the client could address and repair the damage caused by the large oak tree. Their thorough and considerate approach ensured the client’s property remained safe and dry during the interim period.

Oak trees lose limbs when they are not managed regularly. A tree that has been left to grow and has signs of branch deterioration can be very dangerous and a trained arborist should carry out the work to ensure a safe removal. When searching for the appropriate tree surgery company, clients should look out for several qualifications and skill sets. Here at Tree Marshalls Limited our team have 17 qualifications between them. Alongside being a Which? Trusted Trader and a CHAS Accredited Contractor, we believe we have the expertise and knowledge to get the job done.

The client left us a wonderful review, please see excerpt – “He and his team arrived quickly and safely removed the branch without causing further damage to our property. They even secured the roof with tarpaulin to prevent any leaks until we get it fixed. Couldn’t be happier with the service and look forward to working with them again.”