J Salisbury Tree Surgery
Hedge Cutting
Hedge Cutting in Crawley, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill
Sussex, Surrey & Kent
In addition to our expertise in arboriculture, J Salisbury Tree Surgery extends its services to include hedge cutting and trimming in Crawley, Haywards Heath, and the wider South East area. Situated in Burgess Hill, our skilled team excels in trimming hedges of all species according to your specific preferences, ensuring utmost accuracy and precision.
Our tree surgeons carry out their work with professionalism and provide exceptional results at affordable rates. We can establish a cutting and maintenance program based on the particular species present at your residential or commercial property.
Hedge Cutting
Hedge Trimming
Hedge Shaping
Hedge Laying
Hedge Reduction
We possess the expertise to cut, trim, and shape hedges of all sizes and species, from small shrubs to towering conifers. Our team diligently follows customers’ specific instructions, bringing about remarkable transformations in garden spaces and enhancing the overall appearance of homes in Burgess Hill, Crawley, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, East Sussex, Surrey, and Kent.
Regular cutting and trimming are essential for maintaining the density and compactness of established hedges. Our experienced tree surgeons provide tailored advice based on the specific needs of each species at your property, taking into account whether it is an informal or formal hedge.
For those seeking a comprehensive hedge cutting maintenance program, J Salisbury Tree Surgery can incorporate your trimming, shaping, and reduction requirements into a customized plan that caters to various species such as beech, conifers, yew, and leylandii. We possess a wide range of tools and equipment necessary to carry out these tasks safely and efficiently.
To showcase our expertise, we have featured examples of our past projects on our website. Respecting the nesting habits of native bird species in Burgess Hill, Crawley, Haywards Heath, and surrounding areas is of utmost importance to us. Our hedge cutting and trimming activities are carefully scheduled to avoid disrupting their habitats during the nesting season, which typically occurs from March to August. We strictly adhere to Section 1 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, which makes it an offense to intentionally damage or destroy nests during tree surgery or hedge cutting operations.