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Woodland Thinning near Tidworth
See if you can tell which part of the woodland near Tidworth is for thinning today. You can see from the photo of the woodland in the distance that one side has fewer trees than the other. We have removed the dangerous trees and those with Ash dieback
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These were 25m lime trees with the garrison completion of a works package started earlier in the year, but we held off while the trees were actively growing.
And more end of September…. Great job by Scott, Steve, Antony, Len, Jamie and Fin over the last week
A “before, during and after” of pollarding 98 Lime trees in Tidworth. This was the last few of 98 done over the winter months. Good job done by Scott, Antony and Cleeve.
If you’ve never spotted our page of definitions of tree work, check it out here.
We used both our 26m MEWPS, including our most recent one, the Teupen LEO 23 GT – ideal for quick, efficient jobs: It is especially suited for job sites that provide little space and require great working heights. It has a variable and quick multi-position stabilising system, 180˚rotatable basket and flexible articulated and telescopic boom. See here for full details of our three MEWPS.
Making quick work of demolishing brambles at Tidworth Garrison to allow a surveyor to mark out the sightlines for a new car park.
We are returning soon to remove some of the trees.
Footpath gates erected at Tidworth as part of a larger fencing project to allow grazing and public access.
Our brief was to erect 500m of new barbed wire fence to allow grazing of cattle on chalk grassland to the rear of houses in Tidworth. We then needed to erect new footpath gates to allow access for walkers while remaining cattle proof at the same time. Jan 2019
Newt fencing this week as part of the expansion to Tidworth Garrison for Aspire – several 100m worth of it! It’s been erected to allow more building and expansion of the garrisons as troops return to Salisbury Plain.
It’s a simple plastic barrier trenched into the ground by 6in to stop reptiles burying underneath and approx. 3ft high with a rolled top to prevent anything climbing up and over. It is erected where protected wildlife are likely to enter a construction site and be harmed, usually European Protected species.
April 2018
A few random pics of recent roadside works in Alderbury Amesbury and Tidworth with Rich, Trevor and Steve
Our MEWP (cherry picker) proving its worth again
April 2018
Stage 3 of a 5000 m contract for MoD including mulching and chainsaw work and a lot of hard work.
These works are to create replacement chalk grassland following the loss of an area due to the building of new houses for soldiers in Tidworth.
These next three images show just how steep the terrain was….
A few pictures of a large dismantle project started last week for Hill Construction at Tidworth. We’re removing the overhanging trees on a new housing project for Ministry of Defence to house soldiers returning to Wiltshire. The trees were a large beech, ash and sycamore.
