LGP Mulching

Treeclear UK provides environmental land clearance services including low ground pressure mulching, specialist vegetation clearance and habitat restoration.

Treeclear UK provide habitat management services including assessments, surveys, and invasive species control.

Woodland management, provided by Treeclear UK, is vital for many reasons and it’s critical that they are managed and maintained correctly to ensure their longevity. Managing your woodland can involve various techniques to help achieve your ultimate aims. Techniques may vary depending on the woodland type, condition, and location.

Treeclear UK are proud to be your experienced and accredited vegetation clearance company for private estates, commercial premises, and heritage sites throughout the UK.

We understand that the foundation of a healthy forest or woodland starts with well-prepared ground. As part of our dedication to maintaining and enhancing natural environments, we provide a comprehensive range of ground preparation services tailored to meet the diverse needs of our clientele.

Suitable for a wide range of projects such as site clearance, forestry operations and peatland restoration, tree shears are the fastest and safest way of felling trees in a controlled manner.

We have a vast experience in shearing trees, from removing diseased trees in existing timber crops to clearing entire woodlands for biomass production.

Treeclear UK has a combination of purpose-built low ground pressure excavators & unique mulching heads that enable us to tackle various types of vegetation on virtually any peatland surface. Once the vegetation clearance is complete, we can also assist in a range of peatland restoration techniques to bring the whole project together offering additional services such as:

Treeclear UK provides successful rhododendron clearance. By removing rhododendrons, we can restore our woodlands, estates and wetlands – turning them back into a valuable asset. Controlling rhododendrons encourages natural regeneration of native species – attracting insects, bees and butterflies, and increasing the biodiversity of the site.