Need Tree Surgery in Earlsfield that’s safe, tidy and properly planned? From crown reductions to emergency tree work, we protect your property and your garden. Expect clear advice, careful access planning and a spotless finish.
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From gardens off Garratt Lane to plots near Earlsfield station, mature trees can quickly outgrow their space. Our team handles everything from careful pruning to full removals, keeping neighbours, roofs and fences protected. We work across SW18 with a focus on clean, controlled cutting and responsible waste removal. If a storm has left a tree unsafe, we can prioritise emergency call-outs.
Earlsfield’s Victorian terraces, Edwardian houses and flat conversions often come with compact rear gardens and shared boundaries. That means tree work needs precision: lowering sections safely, avoiding sheds and conservatories, and keeping access routes clear. We’re used to tight side returns, narrow alleys and delicate paving. Whether it’s a single ornamental tree or a larger specimen near Wandsworth Cemetery, we tailor the method to the site.
We start with a site visit to assess tree health, structure, and any risks to buildings or neighbouring gardens. You’ll receive a clear scope of work, timescale and tidy-up plan before we begin. Our process includes safe rigging where needed, careful cutting, and thorough clearance of arisings. Local homeowners choose us for straightforward communication, respectful working practices, and results that look natural rather than over-cut.
Working in the London Borough of Wandsworth often means planning for narrow access, resident parking controls and close neighbouring boundaries. Near the River Wandle, ground can be softer after heavy rain, so we protect lawns and routes with boards where needed. We also factor in noise timing and safe drop zones for terraced gardens. If permissions or protected status apply, we help you navigate the checks before work starts.
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Costs in the Earlsfield area typically fall between £300–£1,500 per tree, depending on size, access and the type of work. Smaller pruning or hedge trimming jobs can start around £200, while complex dismantles, crane-assisted work or multiple stumps can reach £2,500 per tree. We’ll assess proximity to buildings, waste volume and whether rigging is required before confirming a price range.
Most jobs take 1–2 days, but timings vary with tree height, spread and how restricted access is in SW18 gardens. A straightforward crown reduction or prune may be completed in a day, while felling with sectional dismantling and stump removal can run into a second day. Weather, parking/loading distance and the need to protect lawns or paving can also affect the schedule.
Many routine garden works are permitted, but certain trees may be protected by a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) or be within a conservation area. In those cases, the council may require an application or formal notice before pruning or felling. We’ll ask the right questions, help you check the status, and plan the work accordingly so you stay compliant while keeping your property safe.
Yes. We provide a 10-year warranty on workmanship where applicable, covering issues that arise from how the work was carried out (for example, poor finishing or avoidable damage caused by our methods). Tree biology can’t be guaranteed in the same way as hard landscaping, but we only recommend appropriate pruning and reductions to support long-term health. Any concerns are handled promptly and transparently.
Options include crown reduction for size control, crown thinning to improve light and airflow, formative pruning for younger trees, and deadwood removal for safety. For removals, we can fell in sections and follow with stump grinding to below ground level. Hedge trimming can be shaped for privacy or a softer, natural look. We’ll advise on the best approach for your species, garden size and neighbour proximity.
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