Overgrown Conifer Hedge Removal in Chanders Ford

Overgrown Conifer Hedge Removal in Chandlers Ford


Removing an Unmanageable Leylandii Hedge


This project involved removing a large, overgrown Leylandii hedge from a garden in Chandlers Ford.

Over time, the conifer hedge became increasingly difficult to manage and took up a significant amount of space in the garden. Its dense growth also restricted light and affected several silver birch trees growing alongside and through the hedge.


Protecting the Existing Silver Birch Trees


The Leylandii had grown close to the silver birch trees, so the work needed to be carried out carefully to avoid damaging them during removal.

Our arboriculturists methodically removed the conifers while leaving the birch trees in place. This gave the remaining trees significantly more light, space and access to resources, helping to create better growing conditions.


Creating More Light and Space


Once the hedge had been completely removed, the difference to the garden was immediate.

The customer gained considerably more usable outdoor space, while increased natural light made the garden feel brighter and more open. Removing the dense conifers also made the silver birch trees a much more prominent feature in the garden.


Professional Hedge Removal in Chandlers Ford


Overgrown conifer hedges can quickly dominate a garden and, in some situations, affect the growth of neighbouring trees and plants.

Arb-Solute provides professional hedge removal, tree surgery and arboricultural services for homeowners, businesses and landowners in Chandlers Ford and the surrounding areas.



Whether you require professional tree surgery, ongoing tree management or specialist arboricultural advice, our experienced team is here to help. Contact Arb-Solute to discuss your trees, arrange an initial site visit or request a quotation.


Contact Arb-Solute today to arrange an initial site visit and quotation.

Write us info@arb-solute.co.uk, call us 0330 0887 737 or fill in the form below.

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