Sort several awkward garden jobs together
Local base in Selsey
We arrange property visits and carry out the work from our local operating base.
Retained plants marked
Trees, shrubs and borders that should stay are identified before clearance.
Related work coordinated
Pruning, hedge cutting and clearance can form one clearly defined job.
Manage trees and hedges from one local base
When a tree reaches over the shed and the hedge has narrowed the path, arranging each task separately adds another job to the list. We provide local pruning and hedge cutting from our base in Selsey. Tree pruning can manage selected spread, damaged growth or clearance while retaining a sensible crown. Hedge cutting can restore an established boundary line or reduce current growth around entrances. We carry out each job at your property, so access, neighbouring boundaries and the plants you want left alone all form part of the first discussion.
Clear the cut material and hidden overgrowth
Garden clearance can follow hedge or tree work where branches, woody growth and old cuttings have accumulated. Before starting, we identify what should remain and what area you want to recover. Narrow gates, steps and side passages affect how material leaves the garden, while larger trees or stumps may require separate specialist work. For a Selsey property, we can coordinate these connected tasks through one quotation and explain the intended finish. You know which areas will be opened, which plants stay and whether stump work is part of the plan.
Frequently asked questions
Can pruning and hedge cutting be done together?
Yes, we can assess both during the same quotation and define each task separately. Tell us the clearance needed from the tree, the desired hedge line and how cut material should be handled after the work.
What access information should we provide?
Describe gates, side passages, steps and parking near the property. Measurements and photographs help where access is narrow. Also point out delicate surfaces, retained planting and any section that can only be reached through a neighbouring garden.
Does garden clearance include large trees?
General clearance covers overgrowth, small woody material and debris within the agreed scope. Large tree removal, structural crown work and stump grinding require specialist methods and are quoted clearly as separate or connected services.