Survey before cutting

Tree surveys, TPO checks and conservation-area guidance.

Not every tree-work enquiry starts with a saw. We help homeowners, landlords and managed sites check the right route before work is agreed.

Tree surgeon pruning a mature garden tree to improve light and clearance — Careful pruning for more light, better clearance and a natural shape.

Protected tree? Not sure?

Check first, then plan the work.

Some trees need consent or conservation-area notice before pruning or removal. We help you avoid uncertainty by checking the route before anyone starts cutting.

Ask about TPOs and surveys

For homeowners

TPO and conservation-area route checks
Neighbour, boundary and overhanging-branch questions
Pruning advice before work starts

For property and estates

Tree condition and risk notes
Planning or project support routes
Managed-site access and pedestrian considerations

Safe wording

We can guide, check and advise. This page does not imply local-authority consent or official approval.

Survey and protected-tree FAQs

Can I prune a protected tree?

If a tree has a TPO or sits in a conservation area, work may need consent or notice first. We help you check the route before work starts.

What should I do after storm damage?

Keep clear of hung-up limbs and do not stand under damaged branches. Contact a competent arborist and send photos only from a safe distance.

Do you give instant prices?

Tree work depends on access, size, risk, waste, protection status and method. A site visit is usually the safer route.

Will the site be left tidy?

The work plan includes chipping, timber handling and a final sweep so the handover is clear.