Company news · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 21st May 2019
We’re very proud to announce that one of our apprentices, Tom Endersby, has been featured in the latest edition of the Pro Arb magazine. Tom completed the first year of his Arboriculture apprenticeship in January and recently won employee of the year, as voted for by all the staff here at Artemis. We’re pleased to […]
Tree maintenance · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 30th April 2019
What is the difference between tree lopping and tree pruning? When caring for the trees in their garden, many homeowners are left wondering what the difference between tree lopping and tree pruning is. People often confuse the two terms – while they are both related to tree maintenance, they are different methods required for separate […]
Tree maintenance · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 7th March 2019
A tree survey is carried out by a trained arborist and provides a detailed report about the condition of trees in a property. Within the report, the expert indicates the scientific name, as well as whether a tree should be removed or not – if it is deemed that a tree should be removed, the […]
Company news · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 9th January 2019
Artemis Tree Services is delighted to be shortlisted for the Pro Landscaper Business Awards 2019, the cross-industry awards celebrating consistent excellence. We have been chosen as a finalist in the smaller Arboriculture Company category by demonstrating our commitment to the industry, staff retention & morale, and constant good business practices. The awards ceremony takes place […]
Advice·
Home insurance·
Tree roots · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 19th December 2018
Many homeowners often overlook the impact trees surrounding their property can have on their home insurance, with tree root damage being particularly problematic. Whether you are searching for new home insurance cover or have been left wondering whether your tree roots affect your existing policy, this article outlines the main things to consider. Can Tree […]
Company news · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 11th December 2018
Artemis Tree Services has had another great year and would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support and custom. We have decided to follow our tradition as a company to donate to a charity instead of sending out Christmas cards and gifts. Our chosen charity – Embassy Bus – is a new […]
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Industry news·
Seasonal tree advice · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 30th October 2018
As the UK’s largest tree festivity, National Tree Week 2018 will be taking place from 24th November – 2nd December to launch the start of the winter tree planting season. With events, fun days out and volunteering opportunities taking place up and down the country, we encourage you to help preserve the future of our […]
Company news · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 16th October 2018
Established in 1998, Artemis Tree Services is delighted to be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. In our 20 years of operating, we have grown from a sole trader to an Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor, providing a service that makes us the arborist of choice in our area. As our platinum anniversary suggests, we are […]
Gardening event · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 29th August 2018
Whilst many of us throughout Britain have been basking in the glorious sunshine, the soaring temperatures have left our gardens looking a little lacklustre. Fortunately, following a short bout of rain, the grass is looking greener and foliage is flourishing once again – just in time for this year’s Britain in Bloom competition. In its […]
Advice·
Tree Preservation Orders · Posted by: Artemis Tree Services · on 26th June 2018
When changing the appearance of a property, homeowners may choose to extend or alter the structure of the house itself; work which will require planning permission to avoid breaking any laws. However, when it comes to the garden area, many homeowners are unaware of the legalities involved with cutting down any trees or hedges, causing […]
