Overgrown hedges can:
- Obstruct footpaths, driveways, and sightlines
- Harbour pests or become a haven for invasive species
- Reduce sunlight exposure to gardens and lawns
- Create safety hazards near roads or public access points
Our service improves visual appeal, plant vitality, and property value, all while keeping your outdoor spaces safe and welcoming.
Why Choose The Highland Arborist?
- Qualified Expertise: Led by a university-trained arborist in arboriculture and urban forestry
- Eco-Conscious Methods: We stop work during bird nesting seasons and never disturb protected wildlife
- Precision and Safety: Full PPE, barriered-off work zones, and rigging techniques for complex hedge sites
- Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed: No payment taken until you're 100% happy with the job
We believe that hedges—like trees—deserve proper care, and our team has the knowledge to preserve their structure and health across every season.
FAQ
When is the best time to trim hedges?
We recommend trimming most hedges in late summer or winter, avoiding nesting season (typically March to August) to protect wildlife. Always check local guidance or let us assess the timing for you.
Do you trim hedges in Inverness and rural areas?
Yes, we serve homes and properties throughout Inverness, Dingwall, and rural areas of the Scottish Highlands.
How much does hedge trimming cost?
Pricing depends on hedge size, access, and site complexity. As every job is unique, we offer bespoke quotes, just get in touch.
What Makes Us Different?
Many companies treat hedge work as a sideline, but we see it as part of a complete tree and landscape care service. Backed by Arboricultural Association membership, and a deep respect for trees as living organisms, our approach protects both your property and the environment.
Our hedge trimming services are often combined with:
- Tree pruning and maintenance
- Tree health reports and inspections
- Wildlife-conscious vegetation management