Based on our quote form and the photos you send (form or WhatsApp) you get a fixed price in a clear quote. Read the quote carefully so there are no surprises.
We offer a complete service: felling or pruning, stump grinding on request, and removal of debris. You can have us do everything – or help out to keep costs down.
How can I save money?
Remove material yourself
Removal and clean-up is often a large part of the total cost. Sometimes the municipality collects green waste. You can also take branches to a recycling centre, or hire a green waste container.
Help on the day
If you, family or a neighbour can help, that saves time and cost. For example:
- Carry branches to the chipper or trailer (we have a branch cart)
- Hold the lowering rope for controlled drops (wear gloves)
- Rake, sweep or tidy – we can also blow the site clean on request
Free-fall for branches
If there is enough open space under the tree, branches and stem sections can fall faster (and cheaper). Otherwise every piece must be lowered on a rope. It is often cheaper to temporarily move a plant, fence panel or small greenhouse than for us to spend extra hours on lowering. Many plants recover quickly.
Fell the whole tree in one go
If the tree can safely fall as a whole, that saves a lot. Temporarily removing a hedge or fence panel can help – often not needed because planting recovers quickly.
Clear fragile items
The fewer fragile objects under the tree, the faster we work. Move pots, benches, ornaments and covers aside. See also preparing for tree work or stump grinding.
Access
Keep the removal route wide: bins, pots and storage out of the way; open a gate or fence panel if needed. Trim ivy or shrubs that narrow the path.
Firewood and reuse
If stem wood stays with you or the neighbours as firewood, we do not need to haul it away. You can also offer free collection on the street or online – hardwood is popular.
Chip branches in the garden
If the chipper can reach the garden (about 80 cm clear width), thinner branches can be chipped on site as mulch – less removal cost.
Ecological reuse (brush pile)
Branches and stem pieces can form a natural screen or border. Insects, hedgehogs and amphibians use them as shelter – good for biodiversity, less waste.