Tree Surgeons in Beenham, Reading, Berkshire

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About Us I have worked as a Tree Surgeon for over ten years. I set up Monster Tree Services 6-12 months ago initially part time turning full time in the last 4 months. I was keen to set up my own business as it allows me to use my skills specifically to provide a clean organised and reliable service. We provide all tree and garden services from tree felling, full removal, limb removal and stump grinding to hedge cutting and other garden based maintenance. I am qualified for both domestic and commercial site work.

The LOLER regulations came into force on the 5th of December 1998 and apply to all equipment used in Lifting Operations. In arboriculture this means climbing equipment, lowering equipment, and lifting platforms. Essentially the regulations require equipment lifting people (i.e. ropes, harness, karabiners etc., and Cherry pickers - MEWPs - mobile elevated work platforms) to be thoroughly inspected by a competent person at six monthly intervals, and lowering equipment to be similarly inspected at twelve monthly intervals. Most importantly, LOLER requires accurate records to be kept itemising every component and identifying it with a unique mark.