Pruners à Brussels

FAQ

You maintain your garden yourself, your flowerbeds, your paths, your vegetable garden. However, the trees and hedges on your property require more precise and careful work, and you are reluctant to climb a ladder to prune and trim these plants. It is therefore recommended that you call in a professional to prune one or more trees. Pruning is a complex task requiring experience and knowledge, and requires handling dangerous tools and working at height. Why call on a professional pruner? To save time and fatigue, there are many advantages to hiring a professional tree pruner: He will limit the risk of damage by controlling the fall of the branches and by determining their point of fall ; He benefits from specific insurances which allow to protect you in case of material damage. Remember to check that your service provider has proper insurance before any work is done; He will know how to protect himself during the work and will avoid you any risk of injury ; Most of the pruners proceed to the treatment of the waste resulting from the cut and the pruning. Pruning, an important work for your garden Pruning consists of the orderly cutting of trees and plants. The pruner takes care to maintain the natural shape of the plantation, preserve the quality of the wood and maintain its growth. In the case of the felling of a tree, a pruning is to be foreseen according to the size of the tree to be felled. It will then be necessary to work on the ground in order to delimb, to cut to facilitate the transport, but also to proceed to an unstumpage in order to clean the ground of any trace.

Brussels is the capital of Belgium and is located in the centre of the Brussels-Capital Region. The City of Brussels is also the seat of the European Union and covers almost 33km². Capital since 1830, Brussels has six distinct entities: the Pentagon (city centre), Laeken, Neder-over-Heembeek, Haren, the Louise-Roosevelt southern axis and the European quarter. Since 1967, Brussels has been the permanent headquarters of NATO. Under French, Dutch and even Spanish occupation, the capital of the comic strip has 179,277 inhabitants. Known for the Atomium, created for the 1958 Universal Exhibition, and Manneken Pis, the little man who pees in the middle of the city, among other things, Brussels is a multicultural and cosmopolitan city. Indeed, more than 30% of the population is foreign. Dutch and French are the dominant languages in Brussels. However, as this city attracts many tourists and has a very diverse population, you will hear many languages spoken and discover ethnically diverse neighbourhoods. Visiting Brussels also means admiring one of the most beautiful squares in the world, the Grand-Place. You can also find museums and visits of all kinds: chocolate museum, musical instruments, Magritte, etc.