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TREE ROOTS
Tree roots, knotweed rhizomes and other troublesome root material can cause a
wide variety of structural problems. They will naturally spread into less
compacted, recently disturbed soil, such as backfilled trenches. It is therefore
important to prevent such incursion.
Root barriers will redirect root growth, eliminating structure penetration
and surface rooting (which can prove so damaging to hard landscaping).
- Lining the sides of tree pits will prevent sideways spread of upper roots,
protecting pavements and services
- Horizontal installation will prevent roots undermining foundations
- Vertical installation can prevent incursion of troublesome roots from
adjacent land and can protect the liner of ponds from root damage
- Encasing service trenches with root barrier will protect pipes from root
damage
- Membranes assist in concentrating irrigation water into the root ball of
newly planted trees and large shrubs whilst the anchoring roots develop
Llanfoist Crown lifting needed.
Llantarnham tree report
on old Lombardy poplars
 
Rooted Spruce
being moved from a bad site to a new one
Qualified for all chemical spraying including
Further qualifications as required by the environmental agencies
for spraying nr. water courses
 
Llanharren 3-4mtrs high
 
Knot weed Excavated for site start.
 
knotweed Grwp Gwalia Swansea
- 3 acres of it
 Abergavenny
Hedge laying for conservation and habitat also site amenity and
security
(over 1500 yards laid in 2006).
 
Swansea knotweed regen. spread by machine tracks before
treatment.
 
Early site inspection is essential before ground clearance is carried
out
Before-Crown Thinning-lifting-removal of crown die-back
and after Tree Surgery to BS 3998 Pencoedre, Barry.
Usk site.800 mtrs Hedge laying 07-08
 
 
Ecology Fencing and clearing
Gilwern site for Persimmon homes.
 
 
separated stone ready for recycled site crushing.
 
 
Rubbish for Carting
roots and rubbish
carting.
 
 
Mares tail/Horse tail will push through Tarmac has Deep-Rhizomes
Wood Chip loading off to the power station.
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