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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Recently we travelled to Reading to carry out our vertical decompaction and Compost tea drench on a mature Indian Bean Tree (Catalpa sp.) The tree has been suffering over the last few years following the dry summers and the compacted soil reducing the tree’s access to nutrients. The decompaction process enables greater water and nutrient
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Both tree root radar surveys and airspade investigations enable us to locate tree roots, or lack of, within certain areas to enable planning and management decisions to be made that do not unduly harm the tree or put unnecessary restriction on the proposal. When deciding on what method of root investigations are needed, we evaluate
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Recently we have been undertaking a lot of works for clients who have been ordered to de-compact areas on construction sites where there has been encroachment into the Root Protection Area (RPA). In this blog post we are going to discuss what that means and what to do next to resolve it. If you are
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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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