Tree Surgeons in Reigate: Tree Cutting, Felling and Hedge Cutting

There is no fixed price, because a light prune on a small garden tree and a big reduction on an old oak are very different jobs. We look at the tree, agree exactly what is being cut and give you a written figure that includes clearing the waste. A photo on WhatsApp is often enough for a first idea. Quotes cost nothing and commit you to nothing.

It comes down to length, height, how far it has grown out and whether we can reach both sides. A front privet hedge is a short visit; a tall leylandii boundary that has been left for years needs more time and more clearing. We price it on site or from photos, and taking every clipping away is part of the price.

Possibly. Reigate & Banstead Borough Council protects some trees with Tree Preservation Orders, and Reigate has several conservation areas, including the town centre, Chart Lane, Somers Road and Wray Common. A protected tree needs consent before work, and a conservation-area tree needs six weeks' written notice. We check your address first and tell you if you need to apply, so nothing is cut until it is allowed.

Yes. If there is no room to drop it whole, we climb it and cut it down in short sections, lowering each one on a rope so fences, sheds and the neighbour's border are left alone. On very tall or awkward trees we use the tracked lift when climbing is not the safe choice.

We do, including stumps left behind by other firms. The grinder takes the stump and the top of the root plate down 150 to 300mm, or deeper if a path or bed is going in, and fits through a normal garden gate. We can leave the chip as mulch or take it away and backfill.

Crown lifting means removing the lowest branches so there is clear space underneath, for a drive, a path, a lawn or a view. It keeps the tree's overall size but lets light and people through. It is often the answer for a front garden where branches hang over the pavement or a parked car.

The whole town: the centre and the roads around Priory Park, Reigate Heath and the Flanchford Road side, Wray Park and Wray Common, the slopes up toward Reigate Hill, South Park and Woodhatch. East of the town, Redhill and Meadvale have their own Redhill page; south of Earlswood Common see South Earlswood; the Walton Heath side is on our Walton-on-the-Hill page.

No. Those trees are on public land, so concerns about them go to the council or whoever manages that land. We work on trees in private gardens and can tell you what you are allowed to cut back where branches cross your boundary.

Yes, and it is priced in from the start. Branches go through the chipper, larger wood is cut to log lengths, and we rake and blow the garden clear before we go. Keep any logs you want for the fire and we will stack them for you.

Yes, around the clock. If a storm brings a tree or a large limb down onto a roof, drive or road, call 07519 952330 at any hour. We make the scene safe first, then come back to clear the timber and grind the stump once the risk has gone.