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Mr Tree

From a base in Worthing, Mr Tree covers Rustington too.

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Phone
07940 591073
Website
mr-tree.co.ukUnverified profile
Details last checked
2026-10-10

About Mr Tree

Mr Tree is a family-run tree surgery business based in Worthing. Anthony runs the business following his father Shane's retirement, continuing the service standards the firm has maintained over 20 years. The business carries out tree surgery including trimming, pruning, felling, reductions, crown raising and thinning. It removes tree stumps using a specialist grinder that can work against walls, in flower beds, on lawns and around fence posts. Hedge trimming services cover routine trimming and complete reshaping to keep hedges neat and healthy.

Mr Tree covers Worthing and Adur and Arun District Council areas. The business offers free site visits and written estimates for all work. A full Tree Preservation Order application service is provided for both councils. Stump removal is handled by Seth Stump Grinding, which has over a decade of experience in tree work. The business holds public liability insurance of £5,000,000 and full employer's liability insurance, with compliance to current Health and Safety legislation including risk assessments and first aid cover.

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What this work costs

Published UK ranges for the jobs Mr Tree 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
Stump grinding£60 to £500 a stump
Crown reduction£250 to £1,400 a tree

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