Handyman 2 Your Rescue
Handyman 2 Your Rescue · East Ayrshire
Tree Work & Hedge Trimming
Cut back, and the mess goes too.
Pruning, reductions, hedges cut back and the mess taken with him.
- No job too small
- Free look, free price
- Family run business
- Rubbish taken away
Trees & Hedges
Tree Work & Hedge Trimming across East Ayrshire
The cutting is the quick part. It is the volume of stuff on the ground afterwards that catches people out.
Hedges taken back to a line and kept there, branches reduced off a roof or a neighbour, overhanging growth cleared off a path or a drive. John cuts it and — this is the bit that matters — he takes it away.
He is honest about the limit. Trimming, reductions and small tree work he does. A large tree that needs felled, or anything with a Tree Preservation Order on it, is a job for a qualified arborist and he will tell you that rather than have a go.
What he takes on
- Hedges cut back to height and squared up
- Branches overhanging a roof, a gutter or a neighbour cut back
- Growth cleared off a path, a drive or a boundary fence
- Small trees and self-seeded saplings taken out
- Leylandii brought back down to a manageable height
- All the cuttings and branch waste taken away in the van
How it goes
How the job goes
No surprises and nothing starts before you know the price.
- LookWhat is coming off, where it lands, and where the van can get to. Free.
- SayIf it is a job for a tree surgeon rather than a handyman, you get told.
- CutTaken back to the line you agreed, not the line that was easiest.
- ClearCuttings and branches loaded and away. That is the half people forget.
What it costs
Priced after a look, because access is most of it — a hedge along a front garden and the same hedge behind a locked back gate are not the same job.
Waste is included in the price John gives you. He does not clear it and then hand you a separate bill for taking it away.
The work
What trees & hedges looks like
Pictures of the work itself, so you can see what is involved. John’s own job photos are on the decking, fencing, slabbing & paving pages.
Questions
Common questions
When should a hedge be cut?
Late summer through to early spring for most hedges. Bird nesting season runs roughly March to August, and it is an offence to disturb an active nest — so if there is a nest in it, it waits.
How far back can I cut a neighbour’s branches?
Generally to the boundary line, and the cuttings technically belong to them. In practice a word over the fence first saves a lot of grief, and John will tell you what he sees.
Can you fell a big tree?
No. Large fellings need a qualified tree surgeon with the right insurance, and some trees are legally protected. John does trimming, reductions and small trees, and he will tell you straight when yours is over that line.
Do you take all the branches away?
Yes. It is included, and it is the reason most people phone rather than doing it themselves.
Do you do it as a regular thing?
Yes — plenty of hedges get done once or twice a year on the same arrangement.
Book a visit
Pick a day and time — John comes to you
Rather just get booked in? Choose when suits and John will come out to look and give you a price. You’ll get a confirmation email in the next few minutes when your booking slot is confirmed.
Get a price for tree work & hedge trimming
Phone John, or send a photo on WhatsApp and he will tell you what he thinks. The look and the price are free.
john@handyman2yourrescue.co.uk
10B Dunlop St, Stewarton, Kilmarnock KA3 5AS · seven days a week