Unleashing the Power of AirSpade: A Revolution in Soil Excavation In the realm of soil excavation, where traditional methods often involve heavy machinery and manual labor, the AirSpade stands as a beacon of innovation. This revolutionary tool, powered by compressed air, offers a myriad of benefits, making it an invaluable asset for professionals in the […]
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As the vibrant hues of autumn slowly fade and the chilly grasp of winter takes hold, our trees, like all living organisms, undergo significant changes to brace for the colder months. To ensure their vitality and health throughout the year, it’s crucial to undertake some vital tree maintenance jobs during autumn and winter. Here
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Airspade use is not only restricted to providing tree healthcare but we are also experienced in providing soil excavation where ground contamination has occurred around trees or underground services and conventional mechanical soil excavation cannot be used. By removing the soil around the roots of the trees, utilities or underground services using the airspade it
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Tree root DNA is an important tool used in forestry and ecology for a number of reasons. Tree Root DNA analysis provides valuable information about the genetic makeup of trees and helps researchers, foresters, and ecologists understand the relationships between different tree species and the effects of different environmental factors on their growth and development.
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Root Zone Aeration Aeration of the root zone of trees is vital for tree health and well-being. It loosens compacted soil, enabling better pruning of roots and addition of missing organic material and nutrients. Root zone aeration with an airspade uses compressed air, forced through a supersonic nozzle, to remove compacted soil. It exposes the
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When undertaking Tree Root Radar Surveys the radar equipment is housed within a cart that is pushed around the area that is being scanned. This is a very quick and efficient way to collect the ground data as well as measuring the length of the scan lines using the calibrated measuring wheel linked to the
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Installing tree root barriers to mature, veteran and TPO’d trees is becoming a greater portion of the work we carry out. Whilst there are no laid out standards for the specification or installation of tree root barriers all the installations that we carry out balance the health of the tree with the requirements of the
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Since we began using the Tree Radar Unit for undertaking root radar surveys, we regularly come across the same similar questions from our clients. In this blog post we will aim to address some of these common questions in greater detail. How accurate is the unit and how can you verify this? We have conducted
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In late 2020 Arboraeration undertook a Tree Root Radar Survey utilizing our Tree Radar Unit™ to establish the extent of the rooting area for a mature Blue Atlas Cedar located within the grounds of a private estate in West Sussex. The aim of the survey was to establish whether the root of the tree spread
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Introduction Arboraeration were asked to investigate damage to a driveway that was suspected to have been caused by a group of neighbouring Pine (Pinus sylvestris) trees or an Oak (Quercus Robur) tree on the clients property that had been removed previously. It was Important to investigate and discover the cause of the damage prior to
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