Scotland’s Premier Arboriculture
& Commercial Tree Surgeon

Caledonian tree services

Our Experience

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Caledonian Tree Services have 17 years’ experience in a variety of Arboriculture and Forestry operations.

We regularly carry out works for: South Lanarkshire Council, Inverclyde Council, Fife Council, Forestry Commission Scotland, Govanhill Housing Association, Glasgow Housing Association, Tilhill Forestry, UK Landscapes, Ground Control Ltd., Luss Estates, Scottish Water, Bell Ingram, BAE Systems, George Leslie Ltd, WH Malcolm Ltd, Sustrans, FLJV (M8/M74), Bamm Nutall along with many more commercial and private clients.


Mount Stuart House

Mount Stuart Trust. The Isle of Bute

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For the past 6 years, we have carried out arboricultural services for the trust that owns & manages the extensive grounds of Mount Stuart Grounds and much of the Isle of Bute. As the trust do not employ qualified climbers, we carry out all tree work at height for the estate.

This work includes the removal of trees in confined spaces, inspection & maintenance of trees lining pathways & roads and the sectional dismantling of dangerous trees. More recently we completed the dead wooding and removal of dead trees within the estate’s large Pinetum (planted 1970)


Royal Navy

Faslane Naval Base

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We have been sub-contracted by WH Malcolm Construction Services to carry out work at Faslane Naval Base on more than one occasion. The work carried out within the base was very demanding as more often than not the trees we were felling were very large and found in confined spaces, surrounded by working office space, living accommodation & roads. This meant we had to adhere to strict working practices and timescales to ensure minimal disturbance to other site user activities.

The site clearance aspect of the contract required significant planning & organisation. Prior to works proceeding, stacking areas for felled timber had to be agreed and marked out so as not to interfere with services & other base traffic. We also had to investigate any possible markets for salable timber.

In addition, due to the nature of the site, we had to be particularly stringent regarding health & safety. There were also a large number of security issues on site and as such regular security checks were carried out & escorts had to be in place when moving around the base.