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ARBORICOLTURA FERRARI

Tree climbing is a technique that enables you to safely access and move through foliage, going from branch to branch while harnessed.

About Us

Arboricoltura Ferrari originates from twenty years’ experience of a man with a passion for nature. Fabio was able to transform his passion into a profession. He devoted his time, day after day, year after year, to studying and understanding the plants and trees he has been working on for years. And this endless research aimed to increase his knowledge in this field, continues to this day. Fabio’s complete mastery of his work allows him and his team to listen and quickly understand the needs and requirements of his clients and to give them the best advice on how to achieve them. Arboricoltura Ferrari’s main focus is to protect your trees. For us, treating them is always preferable to felling. Furthermore, Fabio does not hesitate to seek the advice of qualified professionals, like agronomists, to attain this result.

Tree Pruning

First of all, before any pruning, it would be appropriate to understand that the principle remains the same: pruning should not just be limited to emergency interventions, as is often the case, but also ordinary (yearly, biennial or triennial) maintenance to prevent them from becoming diseased and consequently dangerous.

Controlled Felling

Tree felling, limbing and the cross-cutting of trunks consists in cutting trees to the ground.

Consolidating and securing branches/trees

This consists in anchoring limbs that are considered unsafe further to a careful analysis of the entire tree, using tie rods made of synthetic material, to consolidate them dynamically and statically (horizontal) or via retention (vertical).