
Stump Removal
Tree stumps dug out and removed. Tell us the stump size and what surrounds it.

Dead fronds, seed pods and untidy growth make a palm look neglected and leave a mess below. Tell us about your palms and request a free quote.
Tell us about the job. Fields marked with a star are required.
Palm tree trimming is the removal of dead, dying or unwanted fronds, along with old flower and seed stalks, so that the palm looks tidy and less debris falls onto the ground below. The work is done at height, which is why most owners prefer not to attempt it themselves.
The scope depends on the palm and is confirmed once we have seen it or seen photographs of it. It may include removing dead fronds, general palm maintenance and clearing unwanted growth around the trunk. Tell us what you would like done and we will confirm what is possible when we assess the tree.
To quote accurately we need to know a few things about the site:
Submit the form, call or send a WhatsApp message.
Give us the location and the work required, with photographs where possible.
Confirm the assessment, quotation and scheduling details with us.




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Fill in the form on this page, call us or send a WhatsApp message. Tell us how many palms you have and where the property is. Quotes are free.
Yes. Attach up to three photos to the form or send them by WhatsApp. A photo showing the whole palm and its surroundings is the most useful.
It depends on the number of palms, their height and how easy they are to reach. Send us the details and we will give you a free quote.
Let us know what you would like done with the fronds when you request your quote and we will confirm it with you.
Yes. We also fell and remove trees. If a palm needs to come out, tell us and we will discuss it with you.

Tree stumps dug out and removed. Tell us the stump size and what surrounds it.

Overhanging, damaged or unwanted branches removed without felling the whole tree.

Trees and overgrown vegetation cleared from gardens and plots.
Tell us how many palms you have and where they are, and we will discuss the next step.