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Tree surgeons in Evesham
6 tree surgeons cover Evesham. 1 advertises 24-hour emergency callouts: Jack's Trees & Hedges.
Evesham is orchard country, and a lot of local tree work reflects that: old fruit trees past their best, overgrown plum and apple trees, and windbreak hedges left from market-garden days. Gardens near the Avon also see willows and alders loosened after flooding. Wychavon District Council handles protected trees and says it has more than 450 Tree Preservation Orders across the district, so check before felling. The firms below cover WR11 and the surrounding Vale villages.
6 tree surgeons covering Evesham
Jack's Trees & Hedges
Says emergency callouts are available any time of day or night.
ACW Trees
Oak and Ash Tree Surgery
STN Trees and Landscaping
Vale Trees
W.Collins Tree Care
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Tree work in Evesham: local notes
- Old orchard trees can often be saved with renovation pruning over two or three winters rather than removed.
- Former market-garden plots often have tall poplar or leylandii windbreaks that now shade neighbouring gardens.
- Market-garden plots on the edge of town often have tall poplar windbreaks. Get older ones near houses inspected, as poplars can become brittle with age.
Protected trees in Evesham
Tree Preservation Orders and conservation-area notices in Evesham are handled by Wychavon District Council. Check before any felling or major pruning. A good tree surgeon will check for you, but the legal responsibility sits with the owner. Trees beside public roads are the responsibility of Worcestershire County Council as highway authority. See the council's protected trees page. Our guide to TPOs and conservation areas explains how applications work.
Postcodes covered on this page: WR11.
How to choose a tree surgeon
- Insurance: ask to see a public liability certificate (many firms carry £5m or more), and employers' liability if they have staff.
- Qualifications: chainsaw and climbing work should be done by people holding NPTC (City & Guilds) or Lantra certificates. Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor status is a stronger check.
- A written quote: it should say exactly what will be cut, whether the stump is ground out, and whether waste and logs are taken away.
- Standards: ask whether the work will follow BS3998, the British Standard for tree work.
- Protected trees: a good firm will check for a TPO or conservation area and can make the application. See our TPO guide.
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