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About Chelmsford

Chelmsford is a town in the county of Essex, England. It is east-northeast of London . It has a population of just under 74000 people. However, Chelmsford has one of the largest catchment areas in the United Kingdom. There are numerous villages surrounding this town and a mix of modern and historic buildings.

Chelmsford is also home to two theatres, museums and art galleries. Chelmsford is an important town in the county of Essex. It has many sight seeing places for tourists to visit as well as some great parks and riverside walks .

Abbotts Hall Farm is another popular attraction which includes animals such as pigs , sheep , cows horses bunnies rabbits chickens ducks geese peacocks turkeys ferrets fish pheasant quails .

Chelmsford Museum is always busy with both locals and visitors who come to see the famous polar bear jaw bone that was found at Walton-on-the-Naze.

Chelmsford has many different churches and places of worship for all religions, which is reflective of the cultural diversity that is present in the town

The River Chelmer flows through this town into Maldon . It has many footpaths and bridges, which are lovely for walks particularly at sunset  and sunrise .

There are many organisations and groups that work to keep the river clean. There is also a canoeing club, rowing club and fishing clubs as well as angling society which was founded in 1868 .

This town has excellent public services such as swimming pools , libraries, health centres and doctors surgeries which provide assistance for those who need help with day-to-day activities .

Chelmsford was given a Gold award for excellent services to cycling by Cycling England in 2008. The council continues to make efforts to improve facilities for cyclists as it is now one of the most popular ways to travel around . This includes more cycle paths , improved safety on the roads and promotion of road safety through events such as British Bike Week .

But when you want to get away from it all, you can relax in one of the beautiful parks of Chelmsford which total over 60 acres of countryside and waterways .

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can expect the price to be about £50-150 per hour for local tree surgeons, with an average of £75. A team of 1 or 2 people can cost from £400-500 a day.

You can expect the price to be about £50-150 per hour for local tree surgeons, with an average of £75. A team of 1 or 2 people can cost from £400-500 a day.

You can expect the price to be about £50-150 per hour for local tree surgeons, with an average of £75. A team of 1 or 2 people can cost from £400-500 a day.

The most requested by tree surgeons is public liability insurance, this is not a legal requirement, but they are often asked to show their certificate of insurance as a formality.

Tree surgeons work is a high-risk but rewarding profession. They need to be aware of the dangers and take precautions before they start work on a tree. Operating a chainsaw and felling trees are the most dangerous tasks they undertake.

The condition of a tree revolves around its health, which relies on many factors, including age, damage and climate changes. Look for signs that there are problems with the root system like discolouration or evidence of decay.

Ask the tree surgeon about their qualifications and experience before you make your choice. A good way is to ask them if they have received any training or certificates in Arboricultural Association Diploma (AA) areas. You should also check on how long they’ve been working within the sector – the longer an individual has been qualified, it shows their commitment to staying up-to-date with knowledge of the latest innovations within this industry, so find out what length of time they’ve been at it.

 

Check what type of insurance cover they have in place and how long the offer lasts – up to one year would be ideal as this shows they’re confident about their workmanship. You might also want to inquire further into whether any guarantees will cover replacements or repairs should anything go wrong with your new trees during installation.