Springwood Tree Services Ltd is a professional Tree Surgery company based on the Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire border.
Employing a team of fully qualified, fully insured tree surgeons with over 20 years of arboricultural experience, we are well-practiced in delivering high quality commercial and domestic tree surgery. Fully certified, our team of friendly, knowledgeable staff always have both the customers’ wishes and the conservational needs of the trees at the forefront of their minds.
£10 million Public Liability Insurance
Fully NPTC Qualified
All work carried out to British Standard BS3998
All aspects of commercial and domestic tree surgery
Hedge trimming
Conservation area tree surgery notices
Council Tree Preservation Order applications
Tree and hedgerow planting
Fruit tree pruning
Tree surveys, tree reports and wildlife surveys
Site clearance
Stump grinding
Woodland management
“Many thanks for the amazing job that you have done. Joy and I are overjoyed with the work and this will give us the impetus to recover the Lost Gardens of Seddonland. Your company is so efficient and Damian and Lewis worked so hard.”
Mr Seddon“Thanks for the professional service we’ll be sure to use you again.”
Mat Millward“We are absolutely delighted and incredibly grateful for the marvellous work that Damian and Lewis carried out for us. Professional, knowledgable, experienced, thoughtful, friendly…..the list goes on! It was a pleasure to meet them both and we will definitely recommend Springwood to our friends and family.”
Mrs Donnerstag
Tree Surgery Wildlife Policy
Working with nature every day, we have a sound approach to the environment and often work alongside ecologists to make sure that birds, bats, newts and badgers are not at risk whilst tree surgery is carried out. We are also very pleased and proud to say that all of our waste is 100% recycled.
There is a common misconception that all tree surgery in the UK must stop between the months of March and September and that simply isn’t true.
What the law does mean is that we have to be extra vigilant when cutting trees and hedges during the summer months to ensure that we don’t disrupt nesting birds and other wildlife.
As professional arborists it is down to us to assess, record and confirm that any tree surgery carried out for the management of trees and other vegetation has not disturbed actively nesting wildlife.
We always (regardless of month) conduct visual surveys of the trees and hedges we are asked to quote and then again when we begin work – if we spot an active nest of any kind we postpone the necessary tree surgery until the end of nesting season. It’s just common sense!
