Industries · Agriculture and rural
Websites for forestry contractors
Landowners need certification, insurance and evidence you will leave the site right.
Forestry work is commissioned by landowners, estates and public bodies who are accountable for how the work is done, and who have usually seen a site left in a state by somebody cheap.
They are assessing certification, insurance, environmental compliance and whether you will reinstate the ground properly — not enthusiasm for trees.
What your customers want answered
- What operations do you carry out, and at what scale
- What certification and insurance do you hold
- Do you handle felling licences and consents
- What happens to the timber and the brash
- How do you protect the ground and the remaining trees
Show the site after the workPhotographs of a completed site — ground reinstated, brash dealt with, remaining stems undamaged — are what a landowner is actually worried about. Pictures of machinery at work show capability; pictures afterwards show care.
Not mentioning consents
Felling generally requires a licence unless an exemption applies, and landowners frequently do not know. A contractor who raises it and helps with the process is protecting the client from an offence they did not know existed.
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