Forester Tree Care Ltd
Egham
(6)
Egham
(6)
We are a family-owned business based in Egham. We provide end-to-end top class tree services to residential and commercial customers across Surrey & Berkshire and surrounding areas. The high quality of our work we do is backed up with fully compliant working practices and a well-trained and experienced team.
6 customer reviews
Sophie
Thank you so much to the team from Forester Tree Care. From enquiry through to completion they were polite, professional and reliable. They were extremely knowledgeable giving us peace of mind that our large old tree was in good hands. We are already planning to get them back for a second job and would highly recommend them. More...
JAN ELLIS
Tree Surgery & Removal
Excellent service from beginning to end. Nothing was too much trouble. They called me and arranged to come around the next day and quoted me - which was very competitive then did the job (removal of stump and roots in front garden from dead tree). They left no mess and were so knowledgable, kind, caring and professional . I would definitely recommend them and use them again. A five star rating all the way. More...
Terri Stoneback
Brilliant guys, polite and with great energy and know what they are doing! Huge understanding of nature and respect for the planet…. . They are working with me on a huge project in my garden and on my land. More...
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Olive Burke
I discovered Forester Tree Care on my NextDoor website. They came to my house as agreed to check out my ‘overgrown’ conifers and quote me to cut back and shape them. I was happy with the quote and two guys arrived promptly today and did a great job. Very polite; cleaned up afterwards and I’m pleased to say I’ve found my gardeners for the future! We’ve discussed more work and they are planning a return visit soon to share some ideas for my back garden. Thanks again to Melan and Werner. Olive More...
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Olive Burke
I discovered Forester Tree Care on my NextDoor website. They came to my house as agreed to check out my ‘overgrown’ conifers and quote me to cut back and shape them. I was happy with the quote and two guys arrived promptly today and did a great job. Very polite; cleaned up afterwards and I’m pleased to say I’ve found my gardeners for the future! We’ve discussed more work and they are planning a return visit soon to share some ideas for my back garden. Thanks again to Melan and Werner. Olive More...
Reviewed on Facebook
Terri Stoneback
Brilliant guys, polite and with great energy and know what they are doing! Huge understanding of nature and respect for the planet…. . They are working with me on a huge project in my garden and on my land. More...
Reviewed on Facebook
Pruning
Pruning of trees to modify their form at maturity, either to avoid future structural defects or to create a desired cultivated tree form
Pollarding
The removal of the bulk of the crown to leave only the stem or a reduced crown consistent with only major limbs. Pollarding is used for damaged trees, to reduce long lateral growth of the root structure or in some cases, reduce the uptake of water.
Planting
Planting
Crown Reduction
A form of pruning in which the extent of the crown is decreased by a certain percentage without (primarily) decreasing its density. This operation is undertaken to reduce loading or general size, balance the crown or to mitigate a nuisance.
Tree Felling
The removal of the entire tree either by section dismantling the tree or by straight felling the tree from the base.
Stump Grinding
The removal of the stump and/or the lateral roots with a manned machine that chips away the wood of a stump or roots, reducing it to below ground level.
Dead Wooding
The removal of dead, dying or diseased wood, broken or hanging branches and stubs left from previous tree surgery operations.
Hedge Trimming
The trimming, shaping and tidying of a hedge, also reducing the height or -length and in some cases the removal of the hedge
Crown Thinning
An operation undertaken in which individual branches are removed from the crown to reduce its density by a certain percentage without reducing its extent
