Question 1

What types of tree work do you provide?

Accepted Answer

Services include tree felling and removal, pruning, crown reduction, thinning and lifting, deadwood removal, stump grinding, hedge work and general tree surgery.

Question 2

Do you offer free quotations?

Accepted Answer

You can request a free quotation. We will first discuss the work and, where needed, arrange an assessment before setting out the proposed work.

Question 3

Can you remove tree stumps?

Accepted Answer

Yes, stump grinding is available. Access, stump size and the planned use of the ground will be considered before quoting.

Question 4

Do you cut and maintain hedges?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This can include routine trimming, shaping and reduction of overgrown hedges, subject to the site and season.

Question 5

Do you remove green waste?

Accepted Answer

Waste options can be discussed as part of your quotation, so the agreed scope is clear before work starts.

Question 6

Which customers and sectors do you work with?

Accepted Answer

We work with homeowners, businesses, councils and public-sector organisations. Please get in touch with details of the site and the work required so we can confirm whether it is within our current scope.

Question 7

Can you help with storm-damaged trees?

Accepted Answer

Emergency tree work is offered subject to availability. Keep away from damaged trees and fallen power lines, and contact the relevant emergency service where there is immediate danger.

Question 8

Do I need permission to remove or prune a tree?

Accepted Answer

A Tree Preservation Order or conservation-area restriction may apply. Check with the relevant local authority before work begins. This website does not provide legal advice.

Question 9

What is a Tree Preservation Order?

Accepted Answer

A Tree Preservation Order, often called a TPO, is made by a local planning authority to protect a specific tree or group of trees. Consent may be required for work.

Question 10

How should the site be prepared for tree work?

Accepted Answer

Keep access routes clear, move vehicles, equipment or fragile items where practical, and point out underground services or other site constraints during the assessment. Pets, children, staff and visitors should be kept away from the working area.

Planning tree or hedge work

Planning tree or hedge work?