Arboricultural expertise, tailored to your needs.

 
 

Our Services

We offer professional arboricultural consulting services to both domestic and commercial clients within Lincolnshire and the surrounding counties. We will help to tailor the work to your requirements ignorer to provide you with the best service we can.

We hold numerous insurance policies, which include public liability (PL) insurance up to £5,000,000 and professional indemnity (PI) insurance up to £ 1,000,000, we are happy to provide proof of our insurance and certifications to customers if requested.

You can contact us by phone and email and we will always aim to reply or call you back as soon as we can. Please do not hesitate to contact us for a free site visit and quotation. We always provide a written quotation/ proposal along with a copy of our terms and conditions.

 
 
 

Why choose me?

Brown Bear Tree Care is an independent consultancy based in the heart of Lincolnshire. I pride myself on the level of service as an arboricultural consultant I provide to my clients. Here’s why you should entrust me with your tree management needs:

Expertise

Backed by years of experience and continuous professional development, I deliver reliable and informed advice.

Personalised Approach

I tailor my services to meet your specific needs, ensuring cost-effective solutions and client satisfaction.

Commitment to Sustainability

My practice prioritises environmental stewardship, promoting the long-term health of trees and ecosystems.

Think I can help?

If you would like to work with me on your next project or if you would like to obtain a free quotation for any of the services I provide or even if you are just after some advice. I’m not your usual consultant and I love a chat, especially about trees. So I would love to hear from you.

adam@brownbeartreecare.co.uk
07743759789

Houseboat 7, The Boat Yard Campus Way, Lincoln, LN6 7WW

Adam Scott, Dip Arb L4 (ABC), TechArborA

After serving in the Royal Navy Submarine service for nearly 13 years i decided i wanted a new challenge. I quickly found myself moving towards a career as an arborist and after completing an intensive training course, where i gained the majority of my qualifications. Since becoming an arborist, i has gained valuable experience and skills working for several companies in Lincolnshire and Yorkshire and in 2019 became self employed and established Brown Bear Tree Care in Lincoln. I have achieved my Level 3 Diploma in Forestry and Arboriculture in 2019 and my Level 4 Diploma in Arboriculture in 2022, as well as a certificate of competence in Professional Tree Inspection (PTI). I am a Technician member (TE7341) of the Arboricultural Association, working towards professional membership. I am also a registered VALID Tree Risk-Benefit Validator.

 
 

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What my clients say

  • Susan Windsor

    “Could not fault in any way. Lovely people, exceptionally punctual. Work absolutely perfect. 100% satisfaction with work completed . I would definitely recommend and I would definitely use their services again without any hesitation.”

  • Christian

    “Highly Highly Recommended - From the first point of contact to the job being completed, it’s impossible to fault Adam for his communication and work ethic. He came to remove an oversized conifer from the garden. He completed the works at a very fair price, in an amazingly speedy time and left our garden as he found it, clean and tidy. The only way you knew he’d been, the tree was missing. It’s truly impossible to recommend Adam highly enough. He’s a true and rare find.”

  • Yasmin

    “Would highly recommend! We had never had to use a tree surgeon before so wasn't sure what to really expect but really reasonable pricing, very efficient, tidy and really polite! Did a great job, thank you very much!”

  • Matt Johnson

    “Professional and courteous. Left the site neat and tidy and were no hassle. Really pleased with the work taking back a large tree encroaching my boundary. Would recomend to anybody.”

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Fancy looking art deco tree grate in New York
ISC Ultralinks. All items from the listed batch numbers below will require a dot matrix A marked in the side of the button cowling to indicate they have been modified by ISC. Items from these batch numbers without the A will fail a thorough examinati
As of the start of April there will be an increase in the cost of a thorough examination of arboricultural lifting equipment for the purposes of LOLER. It will increase from £50 per kit to £60 per kit. Our terms and conditions can be foun
From an inspection today. The Harkie crab has a deformed gate preventing it from closing properly and the DMM one just needs a clean. #cleanyourkit #loler #arborist
Absolutely cracking little Veteran Beech tree with a hollow stem up to the bole. Veteran trees are a cauldron of biodiversity with life ranging from bacteria and fungi to bats and other mammals (and everything in between) even French bulldogs as it s
There’s some fungi going to town on this wee Ash stump, Turkey Tail (Trametes veriscolor) and King Alfred’s Cake (Daldinia concentrica), I bet there would be some pretty cool looking fungal zone lines if we cut a disc off. #arboriculture
Here are some more manufacturers that do not allow for item modification. Edelrid, Harkie, Rock Exotica and Notch. #arb #loler #treework #petzl #dmm #isc #notch #edelrid #harkie #rockexotica
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So recently I’ve had a few items come across my bench whilst carrying out examinations of kit for the purpose of LOLER that have been engraved by the owner. Whilst I understand stand that identifying your kit from someone’s else’s i
I am happy to announce that I am now a registered Validator for the use of the VALID Tree Risk system and can provide assessments using this as well as Tree-Benefit Management Strategies #arb #valid
Heading to Mordor for a BS5837 survey, looks cheerful
Picture for attention. I’m wondering if any of my followers on here can help. I’m looking for someone to act as a validator for me for my process for f trying to become chartered with the ICF (institute of chartered foresters) however I d