This is the most common service we offer, it involves a detailed assessment of the tree and its surroundings,  we help develop the most suitable plan for your tree, which could involve, removing deadwood, crown reductions and thinning, pollarding or even removal.

Surrey has a lot of areas of conservation and lots of property's that have Tree Preservation Orders  in place, however we can give you advice and help you with and applications to carry out work on your trees as although they are protected some work can be done if deemed necessary. 

We fell trees for many different reasons; diseased, dangerous, causing damage to property, or simply they have outgrown the space they are in. 

This is a service we provide to remove any tree stumps that may be in the way of construction work, landscaping designs, or for health an saftey measures. It involves the use of a stump grinder, precautions are taken to make sure no damage is made to the surroundings.

We take pride in our hedge trimming skills, keeping your hedge trimmed every year is not only important for how it looks short term but also this keeps the hedge in its best condition, reducing patching and browning.

Ivy, vines and creepers can cause structural damage to properties and can suffocate smaller trees. We can remove, prune and shape your ivy to your needs.

Oak Processionary moth also known as OPM is a pest that has rapidly increased in population over the last few years and is set to increase even more. The moths and caterpillars have long hair which are damaging to health and can cause serious asthma attacks and breathing difficulties. You can mostly see the caterpillars in large nests.

We come out day or night to help with any Emergency Work.

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Whether your nervous about the next storm season or you have a tree with pests or diseases we can make you feel safe again with a thorough assessment of your trees. We write Tree Protection Plans (TPPs) for planning and development. Arboriculture Method Statements

and Tree Surveys in accordance of BS 5837:2012.