tree surgery & arboricultural services in Nine Mile Burn

Thomson Trees Ltd provides professional tree surgery and arboricultural services throughout Nine Mile Burn and the surrounding rural areas of Midlothian and the Scottish Borders. We support homeowners, farms, estates and commercial landowners with safe, well-managed tree work carried out to a consistently high standard.

Nine Mile Burn sits in an exposed, upland setting where mature roadside trees, shelterbelts and boundary planting are regularly subjected to strong winds and challenging ground conditions. We are experienced in assessing wind-loaded trees, managing declining specimens and carrying out controlled dismantling where space is limited or access is restricted.

Our teams undertake everything from routine tree pruning and hedge maintenance through to full tree removal, rapid-response storm damage clearance and larger-scale site clearance. Where required, we also provide specialist lifting solutions through our forestry plant hire division to safely remove larger timber in controlled sections.

For clients requiring professional guidance, we offer detailed advice and reporting via our tree consultancy services, assisting with tree surveys, risk assessments and management planning.

Thomson Trees Ltd is an ARB Approved Contractor, meaning our work is independently audited for safety, quality and compliance. We are also FISA members, SSIP accredited, CHAS accredited and TrustMark accredited. Our operations are underpinned by clear health and safety procedures and robust environmental standards, supported by our environmental policy, wildlife and ecology policy and biosecurity policy. You can view our qualifications, read our client testimonials or learn more about our team.

Whether you require support for domestic tree surgery, structured commercial tree work, or urgent assistance following storm damage, Thomson Trees Ltd provides a dependable, fully compliant service across Nine Mile Burn and neighbouring rural communities. Explore our recent case studies or contact us to arrange a site visit.