Need a tree surgeon in Dublin?
Felling, pruning, hedge cutting, stump grinding and storm damage. Tell us about the job and we'll ring you back fast.
- Free quote
- Fast reply
- No obligation
Free quote, no obligation · Covering Dublin city and county
Tree Surgeon services in Dublin
Whatever the job, describe it in the form or send a photo on WhatsApp, and a local tree surgeon will be in touch.
Why people in Dublin use us
- Fast replyWe ring you back, usually the same working day.
- Free quoteNo charge to look at the job and price it.
- Local tree surgeonsSomeone who works across Dublin city and county.
- No obligationYou get the price first. You decide, no pressure.
How it works
- Tell us about the jobFill in the form, ring 087 210 4736 or WhatsApp a photo. It's free.
- We ring you back fastA local tree surgeon who covers Dublin rings you, usually the same working day.
- You get a quoteThey look at the job and give you a price. You decide whether to go ahead. No obligation.
Areas we cover
All of Dublin city and county, including:
- Dublin City
- Tallaght
- Dundrum
- Blanchardstown
- Clondalkin
- Lucan
- Swords
- Malahide
- Rathfarnham
- Terenure
- Clontarf
- Stillorgan
- Castleknock
- Raheny
- Howth
- Dún Laoghaire
- Finglas
- Balbriggan
- Skerries
Trees growing too close to a house and leylandii hedges that have got out of hand are two of the most common reasons people call a tree surgeon. Whether you're in a town or out the country, describe the job and send a photo if you can.
Questions
Is the quote free?
Yes. The tree surgeon will usually want to see the tree, or photos of it, before giving you a price. There's no obligation to go ahead.
Do I need permission to cut down a tree?
Sometimes. In Ireland, felling some trees needs a felling licence from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, and trees under a tree preservation order or in an architectural conservation area need the council's permission. A good tree surgeon will check this with you before starting.
When is the best time to cut hedges?
Under the Wildlife Act, hedges on uncultivated land generally can't be cut from 1 March to 31 August, during nesting season, apart from some exceptions. Garden hedges are different, but it's still best to check for nests first.
Can I send photos?
Yes. WhatsApp photos of the tree or hedge to 087 210 4736 and they'll be passed on with your request. It often saves a visit.