Tree and Hedge trimming services
Hello everyone, Ben here from Canterbury Tree Experts. Just reaching out to see if anyone is in need of tree or hedge related work.
I'm a qualified Arborist and have over 10 years climbing experience in the industry. Covering work in Australia, Canada, America and New Zealand. I've been lucky enough to gain a lot of professional experience in all aspects of tree and hedge management during this time.
If you are in need of any tree or hedge related work I'm confident I can complete it to a high standard.
Services Include:
- Tree pruning
- Tree removals
- Hedge trimming
- Height reductions
- Boundary clearance
- Cabbage tree removal
- Thinning
- Dead wood removal
- Hazard trees
- Storm damage
- Emergency work
- Cat and drone rescue
- And more
Feel free to call or email me from the business profile with any questions.
Thanks! Ben
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