Tree surgeons

Wait, do trees need surgery? Don’t take it so literally. Trees need maintenance and many of the tasks or services that need to be performed on them are dangerous and hard to do.

Because of this, you should never try to do them by yourself, especially if you have large trees on your property. When you want to carry out maintenance or perform hazard assessments on your trees, make sure to contact a tree surgeon.

If you don’t know what a tree surgeon is, it’s simple. Tree surgeons take care of everything related to trees: transplanting, pruning, cutting, but most of the time, they are in charge of hazard assessments, which not many people are able to do, even when they call themselves tree experts or professionals.

Most people think a tree surgeon only does evaluations or assessments, but they are actually able to carry out any process or service your tree may need. Actually, tree surgery is a dangerous job; therefore, being a tree surgeon has many risks.

A tree surgeon will climb and use power tools all the time to be able to perform and carry out his job. That means climbing will be like your second name or nature. Since a tree surgeon needs to climb a lot, expect it to have a high level of physical fitness, it is required after all.

You are probably thinking, why would I hire a tree surgeon and not an arborist? You can employ both, the only difference is that a tree surgeon doesn’t have a certificate, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t experienced or well trained. Most of the time, tree surgeons are more skilled when it comes to performing tree services such as pruning, cutting, and hazard assessments. Don’t get me wrong, arborists can carry out many tree services as well, but if we compare them, arborists are the ones you search for advice and recommendation, and tree surgeons when you want the best person to carry out the task.

You can find several tree surgeons nowadays, but before choosing one, make sure he has the right equipment and years of experience. You don’t want someone ruining your trees.