
What we do
A well-maintained hedge is one of the best investments you can make in your property's kerb appeal. Regular trimming keeps hedges dense, healthy and within bounds, preventing them from becoming overgrown and difficult to manage. Our teams trim everything from formal box hedges to tall leylandii screens, using hand tools where precision matters and battery-powered hedgetrimmers for larger runs. We collect and remove every clipping, leaving nothing behind.
Formal hedge trimming
Precise, straight cuts for box, yew and beech formal hedges using hand shears and lines.
Informal hedge trimming
Softer, natural finishing for flowering and native hedges, timed around nesting seasons.
Tall hedge maintenance
Using platform steps and long-reach tools for hedges over 2m tall.
Hedge cutting with waste removal
All clippings collected from the ground and taken away - no mess left behind.
Pricing note: Cost depends on the length and height of the hedge, how overgrown it is, and access for equipment. Formal hedges needing shaping take longer than a straightforward trim-back. Free quotes provided on-site.
How it works
- 01
Pre-inspection
We check for nesting birds (April-August), ensure safe access and plan the cut.
- 02
Trimming
Hedges are trimmed to the agreed height and shape using sharp, clean tools.
- 03
Ground clean-up
Every clipping is collected from the ground and from within the hedge.
- 04
Disposal
All green waste is removed from site for composting or recycling.
Frequently asked
- What time of year can hedges be legally trimmed?
- Outside the bird nesting season (March 1st - August 31st under the Wildlife Act) is safest; we always check the hedge thoroughly if work is needed in that window.
- How often should hedges be trimmed?
- Formal hedges (box, yew, beech) usually need two trims a year; fast-growing conifer hedges like leylandii may need three; native hedgerows are best on a 2-3 year rotation.
- Can you restore an overgrown or neglected hedge?
- Yes, severely overgrown hedges can usually be brought back gradually over one or two seasons.
- Do you remove the cuttings?
- Yes, all trimmings are cleared and removed as part of the service.
- What hedge types do you work with?
- All common Irish hedge species, including leylandii, beech, hawthorn and privet.
- Is a boundary/neighbour dispute hedge different to handle?
- We can trim right up to a boundary line professionally and tidily - let us know the details when booking.
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