All hedge types, all sizes — kept neat and healthy
Well-maintained hedges frame your garden and give it structure. Whether you've got a neat box hedge that needs shaping or a towering leylandii boundary that's getting out of hand, we have the equipment and experience to handle any hedge, any size.
Most hedges benefit from two to three cuts per year — typically late spring, midsummer, and early autumn. A regular trimming schedule keeps hedges dense and healthy, preventing them from becoming woody and bare at the base. We'll recommend the right schedule for your hedge species.
Discuss a Regular ContractFor most hedges, the first cut is best in late May or early June once nesting season has passed. A second trim in late August or September keeps things tidy through winter. We always check for nesting birds before we start.
Yes. We regularly bring overgrown hedges back to a manageable height. Depending on the species, we may recommend doing this in stages to keep the hedge healthy.
Yes — all cuttings are collected and taken away as part of the job. We leave the area clean and tidy.
Not at all. We work carefully around boundaries and can trim your side of a shared hedge without any issues. We'd just need access and we'll take it from there.
We provide hedge trimming services across a 15-mile radius from our base in Horley.
