A hedge can make a garden feel private and well kept, but the work depends on its size, condition and what can be reached safely. Start by agreeing the finish, the faces to trim and what happens to the cuttings.
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Before you book.
Tree work, major height reduction, removal and work requiring specialist access are not assumed to be included. A boundary hedge may also need neighbour access arranged.
Taking a little growth off the outside and cutting a hedge far back into older wood are different jobs. Some hedges do not respond well to a severe cut. Describe the result you want, and have the proposed work checked rather than expecting any hedge to return to a green, even face immediately.
A quote for the front face alone does not automatically cover the top or the neighbour side. Confirm every face and the height before the visit. Allow space to gather the cuttings and agree whether they stay on site or leave with the team.
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A little clarity.
Before you book.
Height and safe access need to be assessed first. Some hedges or large reductions require specialist equipment or a different service.
Only the sides included in the quote. Neighbour access and permission need to be sorted before work on the far side.
Waste handling is confirmed in the quote. Make removal part of the request if you do not want the cuttings left on site.
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A better place to come home to.
Tell us what needs attention. We will confirm the work and price before booking.
