Yes — we’re a Winchester-based business, not a national company sub-contracting locally. We live and work here, which means we know the common tree species, understand the local planning environment, and are familiar with Winchester City Council’s approach to TPOs and conservation areas. You’ll deal with the same team from quote to completion.

Yes, and it’s something we deal with regularly. Winchester has extensive conservation areas — including much of the city centre, St Cross, and several residential streets. If your tree is in a conservation area, you need to submit a Section 211 notification to Winchester City Council and wait six weeks before carrying out any work. We handle this process on your behalf. See our TPO and Conservation Area page for full details.

Being Winchester-based means we can respond quickly. For genuine emergencies — fallen trees, storm damage, dangerous limbs — we aim to reach you the same day where possible. Call us directly on 01962 000 000 rather than using the contact form for urgent work. See our emergency tree surgery page for guidance on what to do first.

Yes. We work throughout the Cathedral Quarter and central Winchester conservation areas. Trees near the Cathedral close or in the city’s historic core are typically subject to TPO or conservation area protections, so we always check the planning position before quoting and handle any required notifications ourselves before a single branch is touched.

Yes — we cover Winchester city and all the surrounding villages including Kings Worthy, Headbourne Worthy, Twyford, Otterbourne, Sparsholt, Littleton, Compton and more. We also cover Alresford, Stockbridge, Romsey, Chandler’s Ford and Eastleigh. If you’re within around 15 miles of Winchester, get in touch and we’ll confirm when you call.