The orange Tree Surgery company in Leicester
Prior to forming Beddow Tree Care (former name) Michael Beddow undertook training at Brooksby College, Melton Mowbray, Myerscough College Lancashire and the University of Central Lancashire. In addition Michael spent a year to furthering his practical skills working in Washington DC, USA. During his year in the states Michael worked on prestigious sites such as the Pentagon, Arlington Cemetery, Smithsonian Institute and was involved with the building of the Franklyn Roosevelt Memorial Garden amongst other famous landmarks. When he had completed college and gained some more experience he set up Beddow Tree Care on the 1st of September 1999.
Initial equipment was a white transit van similar to the image, two stihl chainsaws and a set of climbing equipment. Now as you can see from the group equipment photo things have changed a little!
Over the next 15 years the business grew significantly. Throughout this time, Beddow Tree Specialists continued to invest in training and development of staff and even developed an inhouse Apprenticeship Scheme. Peaking at around 30 full time staff.
Beddow Tree Specialists then took a different route in the market. A smaller more efficient set up was targeted with its own base and yard in one place. Nowadays we operate a smaller efficient crew with approximately 10 full time operatives and 1 committed to advisory role. Keeping the crew size smaller offers increased customer focus and as a result we are still able to undertake large jobs on a single site at once. In addition, the flatter structure within the business enables more contact between owner and employees to aid in refining and improving both staff and service.
Beddow Tree Specialists aims to minimise the impact we have as a business on the environment.
See our Environment Page dedicated to the actions we take to reduce our impact on the environment
Follow link: Environment
Arboricultural Arboriculture
International Society of Arboriculture
Bat Conservation Trust
British Standards Institute
Suffolk Punch Horse Society
Rare Breed Survival Trust
Leicestershire adn Rutland Wildlife Trust
Our Charitable focus is now solely on the Horse Logging Project within the National Forest
Various Allotments where we supply Woodchip freely to aid in the site management