Hedge Trimming
Domestic hedges shaped cleanly, cuttings tidied and removed.
ELawnCare trims hedges in the Castle area at £4 per metre for hedges up to 2m and £8 per metre above. All clippings removed.
Period properties around Castle Mound and along Huntingdon Road often have established hedging that adds character to the street. Box, yew, and beech are common alongside the standard privet. These species each grow at different rates and respond differently to trimming, which affects the timing and approach.
Written by Evaldas, owner of ELawnCare. Last reviewed .
Domestic hedges shaped cleanly, cuttings tidied and removed.
£4 per metre up to 2m covers most garden hedging. A 15m front hedge costs £60 per trim. Yew and box grow slowly and may only need one trim a year, while privet wants two or three. The rate is the same regardless of species.
Clippings are removed from site. Pavements and paths are swept clean before leaving.
Box is best trimmed in June. Yew in late summer. Beech in late August so brown leaves are retained for winter screening. Privet can be cut any time growth is active. Correct timing produces a better finish and avoids damaging the hedge.
£4 per metre up to 2m, £8 per metre above. Clippings removed. No callout charge. A 15m hedge at standard height costs £60 per trim. Published rates from ELawnCare.
Yes. Box and yew are trimmed at the standard per-metre rate. These slower-growing species need fewer cuts per year but benefit from precise timing to maintain their shape. Box is best cut in June, yew in late summer.
Yes. Overgrown hedges are cut back to a manageable shape. The first trim may take longer than standard and is quoted after a look. Subsequent trims use the regular per-metre rate.
£2M public liability
CB1 to CB25 free callout
Owner handles every visit
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