FAQ

Answers For Your Questions

Organising a project is a significant undertaking, and it can frequently feel daunting. Should you require clarification on any aspect of the project, feel free to reach out. We’re more than willing to provide a complimentary consultation to address any inquiries you may have regarding our tree surgery services.

Getting An Estimate

How much does it cost to have my tree removed?

Every tree removal job is unique, considering factors such as your location, accessibility, obstacles, tree size, and specific job requirements. To obtain a more accurate cost estimate, please request a quote.

How much does a quote cost?

We provide free written quotations for all jobs, valid for 30 days from the date of receipt.

What if my tree is protected by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO)?

If you’re uncertain about the status of your tree, we’ll handle inquiries and liaise with the council, including completing any necessary applications on your behalf.

Things You Should Consider

What happens to the logs and timber?

Unless you specify otherwise, such as for firewood purposes, we will dispose of all logs and timber as part of our service. This removal and disposal are included in your quote.

Why should I consider pruning my tree?

Pruning is essential for maintaining the health of your tree. Our professional team will remove overhanging branches, deadwood, and identify any potential areas of infection, offering expert advice and removal of infected branches. Pruning promotes air circulation and sunlight exposure, facilitating healthy growth.

Why remove dead trees?

While it may seem obvious, dead trees pose significant hazards and health risks. As professional arborists, we recommend their removal to mitigate potential dangers, including falling branches and pest infestation. Prompt removal is safer and more proactive than waiting for natural decay.

Will the tree regrow after stump removal?

Typically, stumps removed by Stump and Grind are fully ground away and do not regrow. While some exceptions like willow may produce shoots from root pieces, our advice and management can address such instances effectively.