Hedge trimming
Cedar hedges and privacy rows cut clean, level and to the height you want, with the clippings hauled away.
Cedar hedges and privacy rows
A cedar hedge is the Valley's favourite fence, and it looks its best when it is cut level, square and to a sensible height once a year. We trim the sides and the top, cut it back harder when it has gotten away from you, and haul the clippings so you are not left with a week of bagging.
What we trim
- Cedar, spruce and mixed privacy hedges of any length
- Overgrown hedges brought back to a clean line over a season or two
- Tall hedges from the bucket truck where a ladder is not safe
- Shrubs and ornamental trees around the house
When to trim
Cedars are best trimmed from late June once the spring growth has hardened, and again in late summer if you like them tight. Hard cut-backs are better done while the hedge is dormant.
Recent hedge trimming work
Questions about hedge trimming
Can you lower an overgrown hedge?
Yes, within reason. Cedars do not regrow from bare wood, so a very tall hedge is lowered in stages so it stays green.
Do you take the clippings?
Yes. They are chipped or hauled away as part of the job.
How often should a cedar hedge be trimmed?
Once a year keeps it in shape. Twice if you want it very tight.
Need a tree looked at?
Call Kevin, or send the form and we will call you back to book a free look.