About Green Leaf Remediation Ltd
Formerly South Wales Knotweed Removal & Tree Services Ltd, Green Leaf Remediation Ltd is a family run invasive weed management and tree felling company based in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire. We were launched in 2013 by Carwyn Templeton, who is a fully qualified Japanese Knotweed Certificated Surveyor (JKCS) through the Property Care Association & an NPTC qualified Chainsaw Operator.
Our primary speciality is the treatment and control of Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia Japonica), other invasive plant species and bamboo, for residential premises and land earmarked for housing and commercial development. We offer tree services (felling, crowning, removal, pollarding etc), through our experienced NPTC or LANTRA qualified chainsaw operators & tree surgeons who have in excess of 40 years combined experience within the forestry industry.
Our client base covers the whole of South Wales (including Swansea, Cardiff and Newport) and the West Wales area up to Aberystwyth & North Powys and throughout Gwent. We also carry out remedial work in Bristol and deep into the West Country and as far north as Shropshire and the Birmingham area frequently.
Tree Services
We provide tree services, such as pollarding, crowning, pruning, felling, through our NPTC chainsaw operators, all of whom possess a vast amount of experience in the forestry industry.
Our work is carried out by appropriately qualified tree surgeons with extensive knowledge and experience. They all hold CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) cards and are accredited to either Lantra or City & Guilds NPTC Level 2 in chainsaw use, and compliant with all industry standards. Our work conforms with the current best practices for Arboricultural works and in accordance to BS3998 (2010). We stringently adhere to Health & Safety legislation at all times.
One of our expert and certified tree surgeons will offer you advice if a tree or plant can be cut back safely, or if it should be completely removed, always complying with all of the UK Tree Felling legislation.