Tree Surgeons
Family-run tree surgeons in Worthing & West Sussex. NPTC qualified, fully insured and established since 1992.
West Sussex
Tree Surgeons in Worthing
Tree surgeons carry out specialist tree work such as pruning, crown reductions, removals, deadwood work, stump grinding and work on storm-damaged trees. You may need help with tree pruning, crown reduction, tree removal, or storm-damaged or unsafe trees.
- • Free for homeowners to post a request
- • Profile details reviewed before publishing
- • Public trade contact details stay private on TradeKind
Tree surgeons handle larger pruning, removals and storm damage where climbing or specialist equipment may be needed. Access, waste and stump work can affect the quote, and protected-tree rules may need checking before work starts. Businesses that cover Worthing may be based there or elsewhere in Sussex, so check each profile to confirm it covers the area and offers the work you need.
Listed tree surgeons serving Worthing
Before making a request, check that the business takes on the work you need and covers your area.
LBG services
Profile reviewed FoundingBased in Arundel · Wider West Sussex coverage
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Tree SurgeonsReliable local property maintenance, repairs, gardening & fencing. Quality work, clear pricing.
Chichester Tree Solutions
Based in Chichester · Wider West Sussex coverage
Tree SurgeonsTree felling and removal alongside crown reduction and pruning across West Sussex, based in Chichester.
The Tree Company Sussex Ltd
Based in Haywards Heath · Wider Sussex coverage
Tree SurgeonsCrown reduction and garden clearance across East and West Sussex, based in Haywards Heath.
Other areas served by tree surgeons
Tree Surgeons services in Worthing
Services can include the following. Individual businesses may offer some rather than all of these, so check the profile for the exact work you need.
- Tree pruning
- Crown reduction
- Crown thinning
- Crown lifting
- Deadwood removal
- Tree felling and removal
- Sectional tree dismantling in confined spaces
- Stump grinding
- Emergency and storm-damaged tree work
- Large hedge cutting and reduction
- Tree safety inspections or condition reports where offered
- Tree planting and aftercare advice
- Cable or brace work where appropriate
Finding tree surgeons serving Worthing
A business does not have to be based in Worthing to take on work there. Check the areas covered on each profile as well as the services offered, then request a business that fits the job or post the details through TradeKind.
When to hire a tree surgeon
- Trees are overgrown
- Branches are unsafe
- Storm damage has occurred
- Light is blocked
- Roots or branches are causing concern
- A tree may be diseased
What to include when asking for a quote
- Describe the exact problem or result you want, including when it started or what you want changed.
- Add clear photos where they can be taken safely, and include measurements, plans or model details if they are relevant.
- Give the property location, access or parking constraints, and any deadline or urgency.
- Say whether you are supplying materials, products or appliances, or want the business to include them.
- Mention previous repairs, surveys, quotes or known defects that could affect the work.
What to check before hiring a tree surgeon
- Public liability insurance
- Waste removal
- Qualifications/experience
- TPO or conservation area checks
- Safe access
- Written quote
Useful questions to ask a tree surgeon
- Is the tree protected?
- Is waste removal included?
- Will you grind the stump?
- How will nearby property be protected?
- Do you need access for machinery?
- Have you completed similar work before?
What can affect the cost of tree work
- Tree size
- Access
- Waste
- Stump grinding
- Risk
- Protected status
- Equipment
- Proximity to buildings
Before the work starts
- Keep people, pets and vehicles away from the working area.
- Provide access for climbing equipment, chippers or stump grinders where needed.
- Check whether the tree is protected or in a conservation area before work starts.
Safety note
Tree work can involve chainsaws, falling timber, climbing and heavy equipment. Keep well outside the working area and do not attempt high-level or large-tree work yourself.