Tree Surgeons in Banstead

It depends on the size and species of the tree and how much you want taken off, so we price each crown reduction in Banstead on site rather than guess. Reductions are skilled, repeat work, and because we climb and rig wherever we can rather than hire in access, our quotes stay keen. Quotes are free and without obligation.

Quite possibly. Many of the mature trees around Banstead are protected by Tree Preservation Orders, and parts of the village sit in conservation areas, so work needs consent from Reigate & Banstead Borough Council first. We check the tree's status before quoting and handle the paperwork for you as part of the job.

All of it. We work the village centre and the roads off the high street, Nork, the Woodmansterne and Chipstead borders, and the fringes towards Epsom Downs and Burgh Heath. We are in the area most weeks on jobs, so fitting in a quote visit is rarely a problem.

It comes down to the length and height of the hedge, how overgrown it is and how much waste there is to remove. We quote each hedge individually, free and without obligation, and every job includes a tidy finish with all the cuttings taken away rather than left for you to deal with.

We are in and around Banstead most weeks, so a quote visit is usually within a few days and most jobs are booked in within a couple of weeks, sooner outside the busy autumn season. Emergencies are different: for a dangerous or storm-damaged tree call 07519 952330 and we come out the same day.

Usually, yes. You may prune overhanging branches back to your boundary as long as the tree is not protected, which around Banstead many are, so we check for Tree Preservation Orders first. We do the work cleanly and offer the cuttings back to the owner, which keeps things neighbourly.

Yes, on every job and included in the price. Brash is chipped, timber is cut into logs and the garden is cleared before we go. Logs and chippings are yours to keep if you want them; otherwise they leave with us.

That is much of our Banstead work. Big beeches, oaks and limes on the downs edge are dismantled in sections with proper rigging, and where access allows we bring in a tracked lift for the tallest crowns. Size is never a reason to say no; it just changes how we plan the job.

Absolutely. A single tree, one hedge, a few dead branches over the lawn: small jobs are welcome, and because we are passing through Banstead regularly we can usually fit them in without a long wait.