Tree Surgeons in Walton-on-the-Hill

Looking for a tree surgeon in Walton-on-the-Hill? Cut of Art is a family-run team working the village and the roads by Walton Heath, from careful pruning and crown reductions to full tree removal, hedge cutting and site clearance.

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Rated 5.0 on Google (100 reviews)Family-run, est. 2018Fully insuredQualified team24/7 emergency calloutsFree quotesWaste cleared every job

Your local tree surgeons

Walton-on-the-Hill gardens are often big plots with mature oaks, beeches and long boundary hedges. Jobs here mean trimming boundary hedges, reducing or thinning large trees, felling any that have to go, grinding stumps and storm callouts at all hours. We cover the village from Walton Street and Deans Lane up to Walton Heath. Your tree gets a protection check from Michael. Any formal request is yours.

Also nearby: Banstead, Epsom Downs & Burgh Heath, Nork, Woodmansterne, Reigate, Epsom, Dorking

A tall conifer hedge cut straight and level along a driveway
A long boundary hedge brought back to a straight line

What we do

From a single limb to a whole plot cleared, one team and one number. Tap a service for the detail.

Protected trees: Walton-on-the-Hill falls under Reigate & Banstead Borough Council, and a good number of the mature oaks, beeches and garden specimens around Walton Heath and the older village plots are covered by Tree Preservation Orders. We check the status of your tree before any work and tell you if you need to apply for consent. If you want to check first, you can read the rules on Reigate & Banstead's tree preservation orders page.

The trees round here

The trees here are a mix: oaks, beech and Scots pine toward Walton Heath and the commons, specimen cedars and yews in the older gardens off Walton Street, and leylandii or laurel screens that have had decades to get away from the houses they were planted for. Wind-exposed crowns on the higher ground need keeping in check.

The work here is a mix to match: crown reductions on village and heath-edge specimens that have grown over a roof or blocked the light, sectional removals where gardens sit tight against the house, pollarding where a tree needs keeping in check, and boundary hedges brought back within the green. Soft or sloping ground is part of the job, so we bring ground boards and the tracked lift when a lawn cannot take a truck.

Photos of our work

Recent jobs.

Tree surgeon on the rope carrying out a crown reduction
Crown reduction, cut by cut from the rope
A mature garden tree pollarded back to its main framework
A mature tree pollarded back to a strong framework
A boundary oak reduced back off the garden fence line
A boundary oak reduced back off the fence line
An overgrown laurel hedge reduced to half its height and squared off
An overgrown laurel boundary hedge brought back to size

FAQ

The things people around Walton-on-the-Hill ask us most, answered straight. Anything else, just ask.

How much does a crown reduction cost in Walton-on-the-Hill?

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

Do I need permission for tree work in Walton-on-the-Hill?

Often, yes. Many of the mature oaks, beeches and garden specimens around Walton Heath and the older village plots carry Tree Preservation Orders under Reigate & Banstead Borough Council. We check your tree's status before quoting and tell you if you need to apply for consent, so nothing is cut until it is allowed.

Which parts of Walton-on-the-Hill do you cover?

All of it: Walton Street and the village centre, Deans Lane and Chequers Lane, the residential edges toward Tadworth, and the plots that sit against Walton Heath and the commons. The Banstead and Epsom Downs edges are covered from their own pages as well, so being on a boundary is never a problem. Down in the town, our Reigate page covers Reigate Heath, Wray Common and Woodhatch.

Do you cover Banstead and Epsom Downs as well?

Yes. Banstead is the next patch over and has its own page: see the Banstead page. The downs fringe toward Burgh Heath and Tattenham Corner is covered on the Epsom Downs & Burgh Heath page. Shared edges are covered from all three.

How quickly can you get to us?

We come across via the A217 from our Horley base most weeks, so quote visits are usually within a day or two, most jobs are booked in within a couple of weeks depending on the season, and a dangerous or storm-damaged tree gets a same-day response. Call 07519 952330 at any hour.

How much does tree surgery cost?

It depends on the size of the tree or hedge, how easy it is to reach and how much waste there is to clear, so we price each job properly rather than guess. The bigger heath-edge specimens and long boundary hedges out here vary a lot, so we come and look rather than quote blind. Quotes are free and without obligation.

Do you take all the waste away?

Always, and it is included in the quote. Brash is chipped, timber is cut into logs and the garden is cleared before we leave. Plenty of people keep the logs for the wood burner; just say so and we will stack them where you want them.

Do you do emergency callouts?

Yes, 24 hours a day. A limb down over a drive or a tree leaning towards the house cannot wait. Call 07519 952330 and we will make it safe first, then sort the full removal or repair once the immediate danger is dealt with.

What our customers say

Google Reviews5.0 ★★★★★ (100)
TTy Jones
★★★★★

“The recent Storms had caused a large conifer tree in the rear of our property to lean posing a risk of damage to our recently refurbished extension. Michael and his team arrived and dismantled the tree with extreme precision and left our garden clean and tidy definitely will be using them again at our property.”

JJosh Hobro
★★★★★

“Great job, Micheal and team were quick, and cleaned up well.Will be using them again.”

JJake
★★★★★

“Brilliant work by Michael and his team, arrived on site on time and left the place tidy. Would highly recommend them”

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Nearby areas we cover: Banstead · Epsom Downs & Burgh Heath · Woodmansterne · Nork · Merstham · Horley · all areas

Our specialist services

The jobs we do most weeks in Walton-on-the-Hill: careful crown reductions on mature garden and heath-edge trees, safe felling when a tree has to come down, and gardens cleared back to lawn.

Cut of Art climber carrying out a crown reduction on a large tree Crown & tree reductions

On the bigger plots toward Walton Heath and the village lanes we take height and weight out so light gets back in, without spoiling the tree's shape. Priced on site, not guessed.

Tree surgeon at the top of a tall trunk taking it down in sections Tree felling & removal

Tall garden trees and conifers that have grown too close to the house around Walton Street and Deans Lane come down in sections with proper rigging, waste cleared as we go.

An overgrown garden cleared back to bare, workable ground Site & garden clearance

Overgrown gardens taken back to lawn. Clearance work on this downs fringe is the same standard as the Smallfield plot in the photos.

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Tell us what you need doing in Walton-on-the-Hill and we will come back with a free, no-obligation quote. Prefer to talk? Call 07519 952330.

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