More than 35 years of experience

Manfred Saller – The tree surgeon

At the age of 19, Manfred Saller learned about tree surgery (arboriculture) at Merrist Wood College in England, before expanding his knowledge in Germany and America.

Today, he is considered one of the most knowledgeable experts for state-of-the-art methods and techniques in his field.

He is founder and member of I.S.A. International Society of Arboriculture USA, for Austria and Germany, introducing the English and American double rope technique in Austria.

In 2013, Manfred Saller was awarded the Gold Medal of Honor for exceptional services to the City of Vienna.

The company that was founded in 1984 is characterized by extraordinary quality and spirit of innovation. In addition to many other internationally renowned achievements, the patent for the ice treatment of tree roots putting pressure on pipelines, inhibiting their growth, is a special feature of Baumchirurgie Saller.

Baumchirurgie Saller is booked worldwide for landscaping on international events, such as the Stunt Awards in Los Angeles or the Global Awards.

Our foster children

Our foster children include the oldest oak in Europe (approx. 1,500 years old), the Empress Maria Theresia tree in Hungary (approx. 200 years old), and the garden of an US-American Nobel prize winner in Los Angeles.

Baumchirurgie Saller was also assigned the task of rehabilitating Vienna’s Ringstraße.

Garden of an US-American Nobel prize winner

Our quality is recognized

Awards / Certifications

The extraordinary work of the past 35 years has been recognized with a number of national and international awards.

The company has been certified according to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and BS OHSAS 18001 and maintains an integrated management system.

Operating worldwide at 9 locations

Our locations

Our Vienna headquarters with a size of 20,000 m² include an internal research department which creates for example special fertilizers, and has developed the world’s only purely organic method for fighting the horse chestnut leaf miner moth.