Tree Surgeons in Horley, Surrey

It depends on the size and species of the tree and how much you want taken off, so we price each crown reduction in Horley 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.

Sometimes. Trees in Horley can be covered by a Tree Preservation Order or sit inside a conservation area, and work then needs consent from Reigate & Banstead Borough Council. We check before quoting and handle the application for you, so nothing is felled or pruned without the right permission in place.

It depends on the size of the tree, how easy it is to reach and how much waste needs taking away, so we quote each job properly rather than guess. Quotes are free and without obligation, and because we are based in Horley we can usually come and look within a day or two.

Yes. We run 24/7 emergency callouts for storm-damaged, fallen or dangerous trees across Horley and the surrounding villages. Call 07519 952330 at any hour and we will make the site safe first, then sort the full removal or tidy-up once the urgency has passed.

Fast, because we are based here. Quote visits are usually within a day or two, and most jobs are booked in within a couple of weeks depending on the season. For anything dangerous, a split limb or a tree leaning after a storm, call 07519 952330 and we will come out the same day.

In most cases, yes. You are entitled to prune overhanging branches back to your boundary, provided the tree is not protected by a Tree Preservation Order or conservation area rules, and the cuttings technically belong to the tree's owner. We check the tree's status first and do the work tidily so it does not start a dispute.

Every time. Brash is chipped, timber is logged and everything is cleared from the garden before we leave, and it is all included in the quote. If you would like the logs for a wood burner or the chippings as mulch, just say and we will leave them stacked neatly.

Yes. A single overgrown conifer, one hedge that has got away, a dead branch over the drive: small jobs are a big part of our week around Horley, and being local means we can often fit them in between larger work rather than making you wait.

Yes, with the right precautions. Roadside work in Horley is planned with proper signage and, where needed, traffic management. Trees near overhead power lines are assessed first and the work is coordinated with the network operator's rules. We will always tell you if a job needs that extra planning.