Hedge cutting in York
From privet fronts on Victorian terraces to leylandii screens and beech hedges in the villages, York has hedges everywhere. Cut once or twice a year, they stay dense and the size you want.
- Privet, box and lonicera.
- Laurel and photinia.
- Leylandii and conifers.
- Beech, hornbeam, hawthorn and mixed native hedges.
Overgrown hedges
Most broadleaf hedges recover well from a hard cut. Leylandii does not regrow from bare wood, so we reduce it carefully and explain what to expect.
Nesting birds: we check before cutting in spring and summer and leave any section with an active nest.
Hedge trimming across York
We cover York and the villages around it, including Haxby, Wigginton, Clifton, Bishopthorpe, Copmanthorpe, Strensall, Poppleton, Osbaldwick and more. Give us a ring on 01904 911157 with your postcode if you are unsure whether we reach you.
Questions about hedge trimming
How often should hedges be cut?
Usually twice a year; fast growers more.
Do you take the clippings?
Yes.
Can you cut tall hedges?
Yes, with the right access equipment.
Will a hard cut harm my hedge?
Most broadleaf hedges recover well; conifers need more care.
