Commercial Tree Maintenance
Scheduled commercial tree maintenance for facilities managers, schools and estates across North Yorkshire and County Durham. RAMS, records and £10M cover.
Send the site address and a brief outline of the work. Include an existing work schedule or tree schedule if you have one. We’ll arrange an assessment, discuss access and working hours, and provide a written quote.
What our customers say
“I was recommended Ross to cut down and trim a large conifer hedge.”
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“He was quick, efficient and did a great job of clearing away.”
“Will definitely be using again and recommending to others.”
- NPTC qualified
- LANTRA qualified
- £10M public liability insurance
- Constructionline Gold certified
- RAMS as standard
Scheduled tree maintenance for commercial sites
Planned tree, hedge and boundary work for managed sites in North Yorkshire and County Durham. Send your site details and any existing work schedule so we can discuss the tasks, access and repeat visits required.
The programme is scheduled physical work. We agree the tasks, access arrangements and visit cycle with you after a site assessment, then provide a written quote. Visits can be arranged around your operating hours, site inductions and other contractors. Where a site needs a formal tree risk inspection or a survey, that is a separate service provided by whoever is qualified to carry it out, and we will say so rather than fold it into a maintenance quote.
What a commercial maintenance programme includes
- Visit cycle
- How often we return, agreed after looking at the trees, the site use and what sits near them: buildings, roads, car parks and public paths. Visits are commonly every 6 or 12 months, with no contract, and you decide whether to book the next one.
- Planned tree work
- Agreed deadwood removal, crown reduction, crown thinning, crown lifting, formative pruning and tree removal where the assessment supports it.
- Hedge and boundary care
- Hedge trimming, staged reductions and boundary clearance scheduled around species, nesting-bird checks and the way the site is used.
- Visit reporting
- A completion note records what was inspected, what was done, what needs watching and when the next visit is due.
RAMS, access and live-site controls
Before work starts, we prepare site-specific risk assessments and method statements (RAMS). These cover the working area, people and vehicle routes, equipment, services, weather limits and waste handling.
Tell us about inductions, delivery times, fire routes, public access and other contractors. We agree the working hours and exclusion areas around those requirements. Any mandatory contractor checks must be confirmed before appointment; see our qualifications and eligibility information.
Reports, permissions and records
We check for Tree Preservation Orders and conservation-area restrictions where they affect the work. If you have a BS5837 survey, tree schedule, planning condition or ecology report, send it with the enquiry. We explain any approvals needed before agreeing a date.
The completion note gives your team a record of the visit: what was done, what was left, and when the next visit is due. It isn’t a tree risk inspection, a survey or a specialist ecology report, and we won’t present it as one. Where a site needs a formal inspection or report, we will say so and can quote the physical work once that information is available.
What is outside a maintenance programme
Routine maintenance doesn’t include demolition, groundworks, arboricultural surveys, ecology surveys or unplanned work outside the agreed scope. Emergency call-outs can be prioritised separately. Stump grinding is a service we also provide, priced when the assessment shows it’s required. See our stump grinding page. Traffic management and specialist access equipment are priced when needed.
Commercial tree maintenance pricing
We quote per site and visit cycle. The price depends on the number and size of trees, condition, access, traffic or pedestrian controls, waste volumes, equipment and whether the work is planned as one visit or staged. A written quote states the included tasks, exclusions, reporting and any separate costs before the first visit.
Method statements and emergency response
Each visit uses a site-specific method statement within the RAMS. If a defect becomes urgent between visits, the programme can flag it for an emergency response and a separate make-safe scope.
Commercial cover. NPTC and LANTRA qualified. Constructionline Gold certified. £10M public liability insurance. Site-specific RAMS and written completion reporting.
What customers ask
Common questions
How often should commercial trees be inspected?
The interval depends on tree condition, site use and the potential consequences of failure. We recommend a cycle after assessing the site, and explain when changes or storm damage should prompt an earlier check.
Do you provide RAMS for recurring tree maintenance?
Yes. We prepare RAMS around the agreed site, access arrangements and tasks before commercial work starts. Site rules and inductions are incorporated into the plan.
Will you work while our site remains open?
We assess operating hours, public access, deliveries and emergency routes before booking. The method and exclusion zones are set around those constraints.
What is included in the maintenance report?
The completion note records the areas inspected, work completed, outstanding observations and a sensible next-visit recommendation. It doesn’t replace a specialist survey where one is required.
Can you maintain several properties?
Yes. Send the addresses, site contacts and any existing tree records. We can assess a multi-site programme and quote the visits and reporting scope in writing.
Plan your next tree maintenance visit
Send the site address and a brief outline of the work. Include an existing work schedule or tree schedule if you have one. We’ll arrange an assessment, discuss access and working hours, and provide a written quote.