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Kent · The Weald · 24-hour storm response

Tree surgery, done properly.

Qualified climbers, every limb rigged, every site left tidy. Written quotes within 48 hours across Kent and the Sussex border.

Get a quote What we do

01 — The cut

Every cut planned. Every limb rigged.

Nothing comes down until we've decided exactly where it lands. Reductions, thinning and dismantles done with the tree's long-term health in mind.

Crown reduction18 m oakTPO consent handled

02 — The lower

Controlled. Insured. Tidy.

Rigged and lowered, never dropped. Two-person crews as a minimum, a chipper on every job, and the site cleared before we leave.

£5m public liabilityNPTC-qualified climbersSame-day clear-up

03 — On the ground

Landed. Now it's your turn.

Tell us what's worrying you and we'll come and look. Written quote within 48 hours, no obligation.

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What we do

Above ground and below it.

From a single overhanging limb to a full dismantle beside a house. Every job quoted in writing, every climber qualified, every site left as we found it.

Climber making a reduction cut high in a beech crown

Shape & light

Crown reduction & thinning

Bring a tree back to a safe size without hacking at it. More light in the garden, less weight on the limbs, a natural shape that lasts.

Sectional dismantling of a dead conifer beside a house

Removal

Felling & sectional dismantling

Dead, dangerous or in the wrong place. Where there's no room to fell, we take it down in rigged sections, piece by piece.

Tracked stump grinder removing an oak stump from a lawn

Below ground

Stump grinding

Ground out below the surface so you can turf, plant or pave over it. No chemicals, no waiting years for it to rot.

Tall laurel hedge being trimmed level with a long-reach trimmer

Boundaries

Hedge reduction & shaping

Overgrown laurel, leylandii and beech brought back to height and cut dead straight. Clippings chipped and cleared.

Crew arriving at dawn to clear a storm-fallen oak limb from a driveway

24 hr

Emergency

Storm damage & call-outs

Fallen limbs on roofs, fences and drives. Made safe first, cleared properly after. One number, any hour.

How a job works

Four steps. No surprises.

Arborist and homeowner looking up at an oak during a site visit

We come and look

A site visit, usually within 48 hours. We check the tree, the access and what's underneath it, then send a written, itemised quote.

Filling in a tree-work application form on the van bonnet

We sort the permissions

Preservation orders and conservation areas need the council's say-so. We check before we quote and handle the application for you.

Groundsman feeding branches into the chipper while the climber works above

We do the work

Dates agreed in advance. A crew of at least two, the climber roped and the limbs rigged. Chipper on site, cleared the same day.

Arborist and homeowner walking the tidy garden after the job

You pay when you're happy

Logs and chip left for you or taken away, your call. Walk the site with us, then the invoice.

Where we work

Kent, the Weald and the Greensand Ridge.

Based in the middle of the county, within an hour of most of it. Regular work across the towns listed and the villages between them.

Not on the list? Ask. We travel for the right job.

Maidstone Sevenoaks Tonbridge Tunbridge Wells Ashford Cranbrook Tenterden Edenbridge West Malling Paddock Wood Headcorn Canterbury

What customers say

Judged on the state we leave the garden in.

Sample

Three big limbs over the conservatory gone in a morning, and you'd never know they'd been. Logs stacked exactly where we asked.

Sample review · Tonbridge

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Did the preservation order application for us and talked us out of work the tree didn't actually need.

Sample review · Cranbrook

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Storm damage on a Sunday night. Van on the drive by seven the next morning.

Sample review · Maidstone

Demonstration content. Replaced with the client's own verified reviews before launch.

Questions

The things people ask first.

Do I need permission to have work done on my tree?+

Sometimes. If the tree has a Tree Preservation Order, the council has to approve the work first. If you're in a conservation area, they need six weeks' notice. We check before we quote and handle the paperwork for you.

Are you insured?+

Yes: public liability and employer's liability. Copies of the certificates come with every quote, so you can check them before we start.

What happens to the wood?+

Your choice. Brash is chipped on site. Logs and chip can be left for you, stacked where you want them, or taken away.

How much does tree surgery cost?+

It depends on the tree, the access and what's underneath it, which is why we come and look first. Every quote is written, itemised and fixed before we start. No day rates and no surprises.

Can you come out in an emergency?+

Yes. Storm damage and dangerous trees are made safe first and cleared properly afterwards. Call the number at the top at any hour.

Get a quote

Tell us what's worrying you.

A photo and a postcode is enough to start. We'll ring to arrange a visit.

Site visit, usually within 48 hours
Written, itemised, fixed-price quote
Insurance certificates included
No obligation

Or call 01632 960 123