Nesting season
Birds nest in hedges roughly March to August, and it's against the law to disturb an active nest. We always check first, and lighter trims are often the safer option in summer.
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SA1 · SA2 · SA3 · SA4
Overgrown hedges cut back, shaped and tidied, with every cutting cleared and taken away. From small front-garden hedges to long boundary hedges and conifers.
Most hedges need cutting once or twice a year. Fast growers like privet and leylandii need two or three cuts to stay tidy.
Every job gets a fixed price in writing before we start. Quotes are free, usually the same day: send a few photos on WhatsApp or we'll pop round.
Swansea and Gower: SA1, SA2, SA3 and SA4, including Mumbles, Bishopston, Sketty, Killay and Gowerton.
Good to know
Birds nest in hedges roughly March to August, and it's against the law to disturb an active nest. We always check first, and lighter trims are often the safer option in summer.
For most garden hedges, a cut in late summer or early autumn keeps them neat right through winter.
Cut a conifer back past the green and it stays brown. We keep them in shape little and often so they don't get away from you.
Questions
It depends on the length, height and how overgrown the hedge is. Send a photo on WhatsApp and we'll give you a fixed price, usually the same day.
Yes, we cut everything from small front-garden hedges to long boundary hedges and conifers. If anything needs specialist kit, we'll tell you up front.
Yes, all cuttings are cleared and removed as part of the job.
For most hedges, late summer to early autumn, once nesting season is over. Fast growers may need a second trim earlier in the year.
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Get in touch
Send a photo of the hedge and roughly where you are. We'll come back with a fixed price, usually the same day.
We reply the same day, usually within a few hours.
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