Tree Surgery Across Buxton & the High Peak

We are based in Tideswell and cover Buxton, Bakewell, Chapel-en-le-Frith, the Hope Valley, Hathersage, Matlock, Whaley Bridge and the surrounding High Peak. If you are not sure whether we reach you, just get in touch and we will let you know.

Buxton Tree Care is led by Richard Anderson, who has seven years of hands-on experience in the tree surgery industry. Richard is involved in every job personally, so the work is carried out to a consistent, high standard.

Yes. We provide free, no-obligation quotes for all our tree and hedge work. Get in touch with a few details, or send some photos, and we will arrange to assess the job and give you a clear price.

Always. Clearing up is part of the job, not an extra. We chip the brash, remove or neatly stack the timber, and leave your garden clean and tidy when we finish.

We are available seven days a week, from 08:00 to 20:00. That flexibility makes it easier to arrange work around you, including evenings and weekends during the lighter months.

Tree pruning is the careful removal of selected branches to improve a tree's health, structure, appearance or safety. Depending on the tree and its condition, it may involve removing dead, damaged or diseased branches, reducing excessive growth, or selectively thinning the canopy.

The ideal time depends on the tree species, the type of pruning required and its condition. Many trees can be pruned during their dormant period, while some species are better pruned at other times of the year. Dead, damaged or dangerous branches may need to be removed whenever they are identified.

When carried out correctly, pruning should benefit rather than damage the tree. Poor pruning techniques or removing excessive amounts of foliage can cause problems, which is why tree pruning should be undertaken carefully and with the long-term health of the tree in mind.

Tree pruning typically ranges from £200 to £1,500 depending on the size of the tree, the amount of work involved and how easy it is to access. We give you a clear, fixed quote after assessing the tree, with no hidden extras.

Yes. We carry out crown reductions and thinning to bring a large or overgrown tree back to a sensible, safe size while keeping its natural shape. We always reduce a tree sympathetically rather than topping it, which protects its long-term health.

This depends on the type of hedge, its size and how quickly it grows. Most garden hedges benefit from being trimmed once or twice a year, while fast-growing hedges may need more frequent attention. Regular trimming helps keep your hedge healthy, tidy and the size you want.

Hedge cutting usually ranges from £200 to £1,000 depending on the length, height and condition of the hedge. Overgrown hedges that need a harder reduction take longer, so we assess the job first and give you a clear price.

Yes. We regularly bring overgrown and neglected hedges back under control, reshaping and reducing them without stressing the plant, then help you keep them tidy with a simple routine.

Yes. All clippings and trimmings are collected and taken away as part of the job, so you are left with a neat hedge and nothing to clear up yourself.

We do. During nesting season we check hedges carefully before cutting and will hold off where active nests are present, in line with wildlife protection. We can plan the work around the season where needed.

A tree may need to be removed if it has become dangerous, is dead or diseased, has suffered significant storm damage, or is causing problems with buildings, structures or surrounding trees. We can assess the tree and advise whether removal is necessary, or whether another solution such as pruning would be more appropriate.

Tree removal typically ranges from £300 to £1,500 depending on the size of the tree, its location and how difficult it is to access. We give you a clear, no-obligation quote after assessing the tree.

Yes. Where access is tight or a tree is close to a building, we dismantle it in sections and lower the wood safely rather than felling it in one piece. Protecting your property and everyone nearby always comes first.

Some trees are protected by a Tree Preservation Order or sit within a conservation area, which means you may need permission from your local council before work can start. We can advise you on this and help make sure the work is carried out correctly.

We clear the site once the tree is down. Brash is chipped and the timber is removed, or cut down and left stacked if you would like to keep it for firewood. We can also advise on stump options and what to plant if you are replacing the tree.