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Every job is different, the price depends on the type of work you need, the size of the tree, and how complex the job is. Instead of waiting for a site visit, you can use our online quoting tool to get an instant price. Just tell us what needs doing, upload a few photos and some information, and we’ll give you an accurate quote right away.

With our online quoting tool, getting a tree surgery quote is simple. Just answer a few quick questions about the work you need, whether it’s pruning, removal, or stump grinding and upload a few photos of your trees or garden. Our system uses your information to calculate an accurate price instantly, so you’ll know your cost upfront.
No site visit, no waiting around, just a fast, free online quote from trusted local professionals.

In most cases, you can remove a tree on your own property without a licence. However, you’ll need permission if:

• The tree is protected by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO)

• Your property is in a conservation area

• The tree is on rented land (you’ll need the landlord’s consent)

• There’s a legal covenant restricting tree removal

A felling licence may also be required if you plan to remove more than 5 cubic metres of timber within a three-month period, though private gardens and some commercial sites are usually exempt.

Yes, most tree surgeons remove branches, trunks, and debris as part of the service

A tree surgeon handles the maintenance, pruning, removal, and overall health of trees. They assess tree safety, remove dead or dangerous branches, and ensure trees grow properly.

Pruning is the careful cutting back of branches to improve a tree’s shape, health, and safety. It helps remove dead or overgrown limbs, allows more light through the canopy, and encourages stronger, healthier growth. Regular pruning keeps your trees looking tidy and prevents potential hazards from weak or damaged branches.

Stump grinding involves using a machine to grind the stump down below ground level. The roots remain in the soil, but the area can be covered with soil or turf, leaving the surface flat and ready to use.

Stump removal, on the other hand, means taking out the entire stump and root system from the ground. It’s a more intensive process, often used when you need to completely clear the area for replanting, paving, or construction.

Light rain is usually fine, but high winds, storms, or heavy rain may delay work for safety reasons.