We carry out safe transplants to relocate your trees without harming them. Our goal is to ensure that your trees adapt to their new environment and continue to grow strong and healthy.
We analyse the soil conditions both at the original site and at the new planting location. This includes evaluating soil composition, drainage, and other environmental factors.
Before the transplant, we prepare the tree to minimise stress and reduce the risk of damage. This includes root pruning and using the proper techniques to extract the tree safely.
After relocating the tree, we carry out ongoing follow-up to ensure its adaptation and growth in the new site.
Prior evaluation and proper preparation increase the chances of the tree successfully adapting to its new environment.
The careful process ensures the tree does not suffer significant damage during the transplant, preserving its health and vitality.
Post-transplant monitoring ensures the tree receives the necessary care to stabilise and continue growing strong and healthy.
We inspect both sites to ensure that the tree will be able to thrive in its new environment.
We make clean cuts to the roots to help the tree adapt more easily.
We use specialised equipment to safely transport the tree.
We replant the tree in its new location and carry out follow-up checks to ensure it establishes itself correctly.
Our commitment is to offer you a high-quality service, ensuring that every transplanted tree has the best conditions to thrive in its new environment.
We use advanced techniques and specialised knowledge to handle each stage of the transplant with care and precision. In addition, I adapt to your specific needs and provide the guidance you require.
Yes, with proper planning and the correct techniques, it is possible to transplant mature trees. At ARPA, I ensure the process is safe and that the tree has every chance to adapt to its new environment.
The adaptation of a transplanted tree depends on its size and the conditions of the new site. In general, the adaptation process can take between 6 months and 2 years.
Yes, palm trees can be successfully transplanted if done correctly. At ARPA, I use techniques that ensure palm trees adapt well to their new location and continue to grow healthy.
The best time to transplant a tree is usually in autumn or winter, when it is in its dormant period, which minimises the stress of relocation.
After the transplant, it is crucial to water the tree properly, avoid unnecessary pruning, and monitor its growth. It is also advisable to apply mulch around the tree to retain moisture and protect its roots.
