Arborist from Pilsen
Services
Tree cutting
Tree cutting is the alpha and omega of arboritics. A tree, as a living organism, reacts to any cut individually, and a cut that is fine on one tree can harm another tree.
Therefore, every good arborist follows the Arborist Standard , which guarantees the correct way of cutting on each individual tree.
Security bonds
Safety ties are mainly used to "insure" the tree. If there is a defect in the tree that could cause, for example, a branch to break off and its subsequent fall on the house, but cutting the tree would not fully prevent this, a bond is applied in combination with the safety cut, which non-invasively binds the critical branch to the trunk and ensures that even after breaking off, the branch does not fall to the ground, but remains in the tree, from where the arborist can then safely fold it to the ground.
Risky felling
Risky felling means felling trees in hard-to-reach locations or in places where there is a risk of a tree falling on a house or parked cars on the street.
Safety is the key to doing hazard felling correctly. A tree is generally felled, i.e.: by logging, when the tree is cut into pieces and safely lowered to the ground using ropes and other tools intended for that purpose.
Pruning of fruit trees and other gardening work
Of course, an arborist is also useful on the ground. Trimming hedges and fruit trees, planting new plantings or a simple consultation is something I would be happy to help you with.
About me
The main aspect of my work, apart from cutting and felling trees, is safety and professionalism. This is achieved by using equipment directly created for arboriculture and meeting the required safety standards.
I acquired the theoretical knowledge of my field at the Czech University of Agriculture in Prague by studying Systemic Arboristry.
Practical skills are constantly improved in the field, especially through cooperation with Tomáš Hupač - Profi Tree Work.
