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Chez Haie‑Tonnant, nous sommes spécialisés dans le taillage de haies pour donner à votre propriété une apparence soignée, nette et professionnelle. Nous offrons également des services de rabattage, de fertilisation ainsi que de recyclage des résidus de haies, le tout réalisé avec rigueur et souci du détail.
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Taillage de haies
Taillage de haies
Rabattage
Rabattage
Fertilisation
Fertilisation
Recyclage de haie
Recyclage de haie
Pose de tourbe
Pose de tourbe
Entretien de gouttières
Entretien de gouttières
Nettoyage à pression résidentiel
Nettoyage à pression résidentiel
Ouverture de terrain
Ouverture de terrain
Ramassage de feuilles
Ramassage de feuilles
Hedge trimming
Hedge trimming is the process of cutting back the branches and leaves of hedges to maintain a specific shape and size. It is a common practice in gardening and landscaping to keep hedges healthy and looking neat.
Hedge trimming can be done manually with shears or pruning shears, or with power or mechanical tools such as hedge trimmers. Hedges can be trimmed at different frequencies depending on their growth rate, shape, and intended use. Hedge trimming can also be done for safety reasons, to clear pedestrian walkways, or to remove dead or damaged branches.
Felling
Hedge trimming is an aggressive pruning technique that involves cutting the hedge branches back to a height much lower than the hedge's normal height. The goal of trimming is to reduce the hedge's height significantly, often by more than half its height, to control its growth and maintain a desired size. This method can be used to resize hedges that have grown too tall, to remove dead or damaged branches, or to completely reshape a hedge.
Cutting back hedges is considered a very aggressive pruning technique and should be carried out with caution, as excessive pruning can weaken the hedge and make it more susceptible to disease and pests. It is generally recommended to cut back no more than one-third of the hedge's height at a time and not to cut back during periods of heavy hedge growth to minimize damage to the plant.
Fertilization
Fertilizing a hedge involves providing additional nutrients to plants to promote growth and health. Hedges benefit from regular fertilization to maintain their greenery, vigor, and density.
Fertilization can be achieved by applying fertilizers to the soil around the base of the hedge. Fertilizers can be organic or chemical and should be chosen based on the plant's needs and soil composition. Organic fertilizers, such as compost, manure, or plant residues, are often preferred as they also improve soil quality. Chemical fertilizers may be faster acting but can also be more expensive and can have negative environmental effects if used excessively or inappropriately.
The frequency and amount of fertilization depends on several factors, such as the hedge species, soil quality, season, and climate. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions or consult a professional to determine the best fertilization method for each hedge.
Hedge recycling
Hedge recycling is the practice of using hedge branches and leaves to create useful and sustainable materials. This practice can help reduce green waste and conserve natural resources by avoiding the use of synthetic materials.
Hedges can be recycled in a variety of ways. Branches can be used to create mulch, biomass fuel, building materials, and even crafts. Leaves can be composted to enrich the soil and improve its fertility.
Recycling hedges offers several environmental benefits, such as reducing green waste, conserving natural resources, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting a circular economy. Additionally, it can help encourage the use of sustainable materials and drive innovation in sustainable product design.
Laying turf
Laying sod is a common method for installing a lawn or turf. Here are some details on laying sod
Soil preparation: Before installing the sod, it is important to prepare the soil by removing weeds, leveling the ground and adding fertilizer.
or compost if necessary.
Calculating the amount of peat needed: Measure the area of your land to determine how many rolls of peat you will need. A roll of peat typically measures 40cm x 250cm.
Watering: Before laying the peat, water the soil well to keep it moist. This will help the peat adhere better to the soil.
Laying the peat: Unroll the rolls of peat on the prepared soil, overlapping them slightly to avoid spaces between the rolls.
For a perfect finish, use a knife to cut the peat around the edges.
Watering the sod: Once the sod is laid, water it thoroughly to keep it well hydrated. Regular watering is essential for the growth of the newly laid lawn.
Lawn maintenance: After laying the sod, it is important to maintain it regularly by mowing the lawn regularly, watering regularly and fertilizing if necessary.
Gutter maintenance
Gutters play a crucial role in protecting your home from moisture and water infiltration. Yet, they are often neglected, which can lead to costly consequences.
First, clogged gutters prevent water from draining properly, causing overflows that can damage your home's facade, roof, and even foundation. The accumulation of stagnant water also promotes mold growth and deterioration of siding.
Then, dead leaves, moss, and other debris accumulate in the gutters and become an ideal refuge for pests like insects and rodents. Regular maintenance helps prevent these problems.
In winter, water retained in clogged gutters can freeze and create ice dams, increasing the risk of cracks and structural damage.
To avoid these problems, it is recommended to clean your gutters at least twice a year, in spring and fall. Installing gutter guards can also reduce the frequency of cleaning.
Simple but regular maintenance extends the life of your gutters and preserves the integrity of your home. Don't let a simple oversight cause costly repairs!
Residential pressure cleaning
Pressure washing is an effective way to maintain your home's exterior and preserve its appearance and durability. Over time, facades, driveways, decks, and fences accumulate dirt, mold, moss, and pollution. Regular cleaning helps prevent deterioration and keeps your home in good condition.
First, high-pressure washing removes deposits that can damage surfaces. Moss and mold, in particular, can make walls and floors slippery and dangerous. On facades, these elements can cause moisture infiltration, leading to cracks and deterioration.
Next, a clean exterior improves the aesthetics of your home and increases its value. Whether for simple maintenance or before a sale, a good spray-down restores shine and freshness to walls, pavers, and patios.
Finally, pressure washing is an eco-friendly solution when used without harsh chemicals. It removes impurities with high-pressure water, thus limiting the use of harmful detergents.
Ideally, this type of maintenance should be performed once or twice a year to prevent dirt buildup. With the right equipment or professional help, your home will effortlessly regain its shine!
Leaf collection
Raking leaves is an essential autumn task, both for aesthetics and for maintaining green spaces. As trees shed their foliage, sidewalks, lawns, and driveways are covered in a colorful carpet. While this vision may be poetic, a pile of wet leaves can quickly become slippery and harm the health of the lawn by blocking light and air.
After a long leaf sweep, the yard is finally clean and clear. No more brown, crunchy carpet underfoot, just a clean surface, ready for winter. Each pile swept away reveals immaculate soil, transforming the garden into a well-kept and soothing space. Mission accomplished!
Opening of the field
Land opening: a deep cleaning for a healthy space
Ground clearing is an essential step in revitalizing green spaces after winter. This process begins with removing debris such as dead leaves, broken branches, and accumulated gravel. These debris, left behind by wind and snow removal, can harm the health of the lawn and must be carefully removed.
Next, raking the lawn removes organic debris that prevents air and water from reaching the roots. This action prepares the soil for optimal growth and promotes a denser, more resilient lawn. For a deeper clean, a thorough blowing is performed to dethatch the lawn and remove moss and other unwanted elements.
The rocks moved by snow removal are then removed using blowers and mechanical brooms. This equipment allows for quick and efficient cleaning of hard and grassy surfaces.
Thanks to the use of mechanical brooms, the land is perfectly cleaned, ready to welcome the new season in the best conditions.
A well-designed ground opening guarantees a clean, healthy and aesthetic space.