The duration depends on the complexity of the job, including the size and number of trees, their location, and any obstacles. A straightforward removal can take a few hours, while more complex situations may require several days.

Property owners might be asked to clear the area around the tree, ensuring easy access for the removal team and safety for all parties involved. Specific instructions usually are provided by the tree service company.

We proudly recycle 100% of our waste.

Yes! We’ve been based in Hertfordshire for over 10 years and have recently opened a new branch in Devon headed up by our founder Ben!

While small, unprotected trees may not legally require a professional, removing trees can be dangerous and legally complex. Factors like height, proximity to structures, TPOs, and disposal logistics often make professional removal the safer, more compliant option.

Tree felling typically refers to cutting the tree down in one motion (if space allows), while tree removal may involve dismantling the tree in sections using ropes, rigging, or cranes — especially near buildings or in tight spaces.

Yes — we provide 24/7 emergency tree removal in Hertfordshire and Devon. If a tree has fallen, split, or is dangerously leaning, we can respond quickly to make the area safe and carry out controlled removal.

Yes. We carry public liability insurance up to £5 million and are experienced in working with councils, schools, housing associations, and developers. All work is risk-assessed and compliant with safety regulations.

Yes — trees with aggressive root systems or those too close to buildings can cause subsidence, drain damage, or foundation cracks. In such cases, controlled removal may be recommended, especially if identified in a tree or structural survey.

Stump grinding is available as an optional service after tree removal. This eliminates the visible base of the tree, prevents regrowth, and allows for replanting or landscaping.