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Alex Tree Services

Alex Tree Services works out of Stafford. It works across to Stone, Rugeley and Cannock as well.

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Hours
Until 8pm
Phone
07540 599487
Website
alextreeservices.co.ukUnverified profile
Details last checked
2026-10-10

About Alex Tree Services

Alex Tree Services is a tree and hedge business based in Stafford, run by Alex, who has ten years of experience as a contract tree climber and feller. The business carries out crown thinning, crown lifting, crown reduction, sectional felling and dismantling, pollarding, bracing and formative pruning. Hedge services include trimming, reduction, removal, planting and laying.

Alex Tree Services operates across the UK, Northern Europe and South France. Jobs begin with a visit to discuss the work needed. All rubbish and debris is removed after completion, and the business cleans up thoroughly after tree or hedge removal. Alex holds City and Guilds NPTC qualifications and comprehensive public liability insurance. All work conforms to BS3998 (British Standard 3998 Recommendations for Tree Work) and current Health and Safety regulations. Payment is required when the work has been completed. The business is upfront and clear about pricing. Many customers come through recommendations from existing clients.

What Alex Tree Services does

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What this work costs

Published UK ranges for the jobs Alex Tree Services is listed for, not a quote from them and not a price they have given us. Ask for a written quote.

Hedge cutting£60 to £150 a hedge
Tree surgery£150 to £2,500 a job
Tree felling£150 to £4,800 a tree
Crown reduction£250 to £1,400 a tree

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