Treetops De-Vegetation Services Ltd

13/02/2026

🌳 National Apprenticeship Week 2026 🌳
This week we’re celebrating the people who are shaping the future of our industry.

At Treetops De-Vegetation Services LTD, apprenticeships aren’t just a pathway into arboriculture—they’re a chance to grow skills, confidence, and a long‑term career. We’re proud to have supported three apprentices so far, each bringing fresh energy and a real passion for tree care.

Watching them progress from their first day on site to becoming skilled, capable members of the team has been one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.

You will have seen our recent advert for our next apprentice and interviews have started this week 😁

Here’s to the next generation of arborists and the future of our industry.

23/01/2026

Did You Know? 🌳 Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs)

Did you know that some trees are legally protected under Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs)?

A TPO is put in place by local authorities to protect trees that offer significant environmental, historical, or visual value. Once a tree is protected, it is illegal to cut down, prune or damage it without formal permission—even if the tree is on private property.

Why TPOs matter:

🌳They help preserve local landscapes

🌳They protect wildlife habitats

🌳They prevent unnecessary or harmful tree removal

Ignoring a TPO can lead to substantial fines and legal action, so it’s always important to check before carrying out any tree work.

If you’re unsure whether a tree is protected, Treetops can help you check, navigate permissions and ensure all work is carried out legally and responsibly.

📞 07763995893
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.treetopsltd.co.uk

21/01/2026

The Benefits of Regular Tree Maintenance 🌳

Trees are valuable assets, but like anything living, they require regular care to stay healthy and safe. Ongoing tree maintenance isn’t just about appearance—it’s about long-term protection and growth.

Key benefits of regular tree maintenance:

Improved safety: Removing weak, damaged, or overgrown branches reduces the risk of falling limbs during storms or high winds.

Healthier trees: Pruning encourages strong growth, improves air circulation, and helps prevent disease and pest infestations.

Enhanced appearance: Well-maintained trees add curb appeal and keep your landscape looking tidy and professional.

Property protection: Proper care prevents branches from damaging roofs, power lines, and nearby structures.

Long-term savings: Routine maintenance helps avoid costly emergency removals and extends the life of your trees.

A little preventative care goes a long way. Regular inspections and maintenance ensure your trees remain strong, safe, and an asset—not a liability.

🌿 Healthy trees. Safer spaces. Smarter care.

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Trusted tree surgeons in Lancashire and the North West - offering expert tree cutting, removal and site clearance. Covering Burnley, Blackburn, Colne, Pendle, Darwen and beyond.

19/01/2026

Deadwood vs Healthy Branches – Know the Difference 🌳

Not all tree branches are created equal. Understanding the difference between deadwood and healthy branches is essential for safety, tree health, and property protection.

Deadwood refers to branches that are no longer alive. These limbs are often dry, brittle, and may lack leaves or buds. Because they’re structurally weak, dead branches can break off without warning—especially during storms or high winds—posing a serious risk to people, vehicles, and buildings below.

Healthy branches, on the other hand, are flexible, full of life, and actively growing. They support the tree’s structure, produce leaves, and help the tree thrive. Properly maintained healthy branches are far less likely to fail.

Why deadwood is a risk:

🌳Increased chance of falling limbs

🌳Safety hazards for people and property

🌳Potential spread of disease or pests

🌳Reduced overall tree health and appearance

Regular tree inspections and timely deadwood removal help keep trees strong, safe, and looking their best. If you’re unsure about the condition of your trees, please get in touch for a professional assessment.

🌿 Healthy trees start with informed care.

📧 [email protected]
📞 07763995893
🌐 www.treetopsltd.co.uk

16/01/2026

🌳 Seasonal Tree Care Tip: Why Winter Is the Best Time for Pruning

Winter might look like a quiet time for your trees, but it’s actually the perfect season for pruning. While trees are dormant, trimming helps reduce stress and allows them to heal more efficiently before spring growth begins. With leaves gone, it’s easier to spot weak, damaged, or crossing branches—making precise, effective cuts that improve structure and safety.

Winter pruning also helps prevent the spread of pests and diseases that are more active in warmer months. The result? Healthier trees, stronger growth, and a better-looking landscape come springtime.

If you think your tree is in need of pruning, please get in touch for a FREE non-obligatory quote.

📞 07763995893
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.treetopsltd.co.uk

14/01/2026

3 signs your tree may need professional attention:

➡️ Hanging branches/ excessive branch loss

➡️ Cracks/splits

➡️ Fungi growth on stem/roots

If you notice any of these signs, it's best to get them checked by an expert. Treetops is happy to help🌳

📞 07763995893

📧 [email protected]

🌐 www.treetopsltd.co.uk

08/01/2026

Calling all 2026 school leavers!!!📢📢

Have you ever thought about becoming a tree surgeon? 🌳✂️

We currently have a vacancy for someone to join our team on a Level 2 arboricultural apprenticeship starting in September.

The apprenticeship will run through Myerscough college and you will be required to attend College on the last Friday of each month.

The course runs for 24 months and at the end of the apprenticeship you will have your Level 2 Arboricultural qualification with the option to proceed to Level 3.

What we’re looking for:

🌳A genuine interest in trees, nature, and outdoor work
🌳Willingness to learn and follow health & safety procedures
🌳Good attitude, reliability, strong work ethic and ability to work well within a team.
🌳Comfortable working at height (once trained)
🌳Timekeeping is essential.

Desired qualifications:

🌳GCSE grade 4 in English & Maths

GCSE grade (2/3) in English & Maths is essential (we will go off predicted grades at interview stage).

You will be required to complete an initial maths and English assessment as part of the college work

Over the 2 years you will be trained to:

🌳Fell and process small trees
🌳 Work safely at height in the tree under supervision
🌳Support aerial tree workers
🌳Perform aerial rescue
🌳Process tree work arisings using appropriate machinery
🌳Climbing with a chainsaw
As well as a number of other qualifications

We're a fast growing company working across the Northwest for both commercial and domestic customers.

Please send your CV and a covering letter to [email protected]

Closing date Friday 23rd January 2026. We appreciate we are early but the spaces get snapped up quick at the college.

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07/01/2026

🎆Happy New Year🎆

The Christmas break is over, the chainsaws are warmed up and we have successfully battled the snow to crack on with our usual operations❄️

We look forward to helping you care for your trees and working with you throughout the year ahead🌲

19/12/2025

🎄Christmas Closure🎄

The chainsaws are off and Treetops is ready for a well-earned festive break! We're now closed until 5th January 2026.

We'd like to thank all of our customers, old and new, for their continued support throughout the year. Also a huge thank you to our amazing staff for all their hard work - we couldn't do it without you all.

We hope you all have a tree-mendous christmas and a happy new year!!🎅🎄

21/11/2025

What a week! Storm Claudia certainly kept us on our toes!🫣💨

Our teams have been flat out all week dealing with fallen trees, dangerous overhangs and emergency call-outs, including urgent work for local councils and housing associations.

A big thank you to our teams for their hard work, long hours, and professionalism, despite the challenging conditions. We’re proud of the effort they’ve put in.

We also appreciate the patience and understanding from our customers as we worked through a high volume of requests as quickly and safely as possible!

If you’re still concerned about any storm-damaged trees, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.🌳

18/11/2025

The storm certainly made its presence known! Happy we could assist the council with clearing trees and tidying up the aftermath! ⛈️

Sterling effort by the team as always!👏