MEWP Access Work

MEWP Access Work in Horncastle

Platform access for tall or awkward trees where climbing isn't the safest or most practical way in.

Some trees are better reached by platform than by rope - particularly tall specimens, isolated trees with nothing to rig from, or jobs where climbing would simply take longer than it needs to. We assess access to the site beforehand to make sure a MEWP can get where it needs to.

Once in position, the platform lets us work at height with both hands free, which speeds up jobs like crown reduction or deadwooding on larger trees.

What's included

  • Access via mobile platform
  • Suited to tall or isolated trees
  • Reduces need for climbing
  • Efficient on larger jobs
  • Site access assessed beforehand
  • Ground protection where needed

Our platforms

New Leaf Arb runs a CMC S23 tracked spider lift with a 23m working height. It folds narrow enough to fit through a standard gateway, tracks across lawns and soft ground, and sets up on outriggers to stay level on uneven sites. For fields, field margins and rough access, the 13m 4x4 MEWP gets where a road-going truck would struggle.

When a platform is the better option

A platform keeps the arborist in a guarded basket rather than on the tree, which matters with dead wood, decay, ash dieback or storm damage. It suits isolated trees with nothing safe to rig from, long conifer hedges that need a straight line, and big reductions where both hands free speeds the job up. Much of the land between Horncastle, Coningsby and the fens gets soft in winter, and tracks spread the weight better than wheels. Ground protection can be laid where needed.

Related services and advice

Platform work is used across domestic tree surgery, tree climbing and dismantling and tree felling and removal, and for larger sites under commercial tree work. Useful reading: what a MEWP is and when it is used, ash dieback in Lincolnshire and overgrown leylandii hedges. We cover Horncastle, Woodhall Spa, Wragby, Coningsby, Tattershall, Spilsby and Bardney. To arrange a free site visit, ring Will on 07506 185049 or John on 07538 128890, or use the contact page.

Examples of our work

CMC S23 spider lift with the boom extended over a garden - New Leaf Arb Tree Surgeons
CMC S23 spider lift at full height beside a conifer hedge - New Leaf Arb Tree Surgeons
CMC S23 spider lift reducing a large conifer hedge - New Leaf Arb Tree Surgeons

Reviews

What customers say

John and Will have carried out multiple jobs for me and always provide a quality service. Very professional and always have exceptional communication from start to finish. I would definitely recommend to anyone needing any tree work.
Jack Stokes
Really pleased with work undertaken, pleasant, tidy and aim to please. Have the right equipment for all types of work. Will use again.
Marion Lewis
Will at new leaf arb provides a very efficient Service fast reliable very professional and extremely tidy.
Nina Tomlinson
Very professional and efficient, very pleased and would definitely recommend. Thank You
Danielle Smith-Feast

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FAQs

MEWP Access Work questions

What does MEWP stand for?

Mobile elevating work platform. In tree work it is a basket on a boom that lifts the arborist into the crown.

Will the spider lift fit into my garden?

It fits through a standard gateway. Access is checked at the site visit, including gate width, slopes and anything overhead.

Will it damage my lawn?

The tracks and outriggers spread the weight, and ground protection mats can be used on soft or fine lawns.

How high can you reach?

The tracked spider lift has a 23m working height, and the 4x4 MEWP reaches 13m.

Is a platform always used?

No. Some trees are better climbed. The method is chosen for each job based on access, the tree and what is underneath.

MEWP Access Work across Horncastle and the surrounding area

MEWP Access Work available throughout Horncastle and the surrounding towns and villages.

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