From annual trims to bringing 20-foot leylandii back to a sensible height, we cut hedges cleanly, tidy the drop, and take all the arisings away.
We agree height and width on site before the saw comes out.
Cut clean, sheets down to catch the drop.
Everything chipped and removed — no green-waste bags left behind.
Yes — leylandii, laurel and most conifers can be reduced significantly. We’ll advise how far is safe.
Yes, we schedule annual or twice-yearly trims for many local properties.
We check hedges for active nests before cutting between March and August, as required by law.
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