What areas does Everyday Arborist Tree Care and Landscaping cover?

Everyday Arborist Tree Care and Landscaping serves Aldershot.

Do you cover Aldershot?

Yes, Everyday Arborist Tree Care and Landscaping covers Aldershot and the surrounding area.

How do I contact Everyday Arborist Tree Care and Landscaping?

Call 02393882746 or email everydayroofing1@hotmail.com.

What are Everyday Arborist Tree Care and Landscaping's opening hours?

Monday: 09:00–17:00; Tuesday: 09:00–17:00; Wednesday: 09:00–17:00; Thursday: 09:00–17:00; Friday: 09:00–17:00; Saturday: Closed; Sunday: Closed

When should I call an arborist?

Call when something about a tree has changed, rather than waiting for it to fail. A lean that has shifted, cracked or lifting soil at the base, bracket fungi on the trunk, dropped limbs in still weather, or large areas of canopy that did not come into leaf are all worth a professional look. It is also sensible before building work near a tree, or if branches have reached a roof, a wall or a neighbour’s boundary.

What is the best time of year to prune a large tree?

For most broadleaf species, late autumn through to late winter, while the tree is dormant and the structure is visible. There are exceptions: cherries and plums are pruned in summer to avoid silver leaf, and birch and maple bleed heavily if cut in late winter. Light formative work can happen in the growing season. Hedges and trees in active use by nesting birds are left alone between March and August.

Do I need permission before work on my tree?

Sometimes. If the tree has a Tree Preservation Order you need the council’s written consent first, and in a conservation area you have to give six weeks’ notice before most work. Trees in a new-build estate are often covered by a planning condition too. We check for both before quoting, and we will tell you if an application is needed.

Should I remove a tree stump or leave it?

It depends what the ground is for. A stump left in a lawn will sprout regrowth on many species, can host honey fungus, and makes mowing awkward. If you intend to turf, pave or replant the area, grinding it out is usually worth doing. In a wild corner or a border where nothing needs to go in, leaving it is perfectly reasonable and cheaper.

Do you work for businesses as well as households?

Yes. Alongside domestic gardens we look after grounds for businesses, estates, schools and managing agents, including scheduled maintenance visits worked around the site being in use.

Which areas do you cover?

We are based in Ash near Aldershot and work across the Surrey and Hampshire border, including Ash, Ash Vale, Aldershot, Farnham, Farnborough, Tongham, Normandy, Guildford, Fleet, Camberley, Godalming and Woking. If you are nearby but not on that list, it is still worth asking.

Mature English oak canopy seen from below with late afternoon sunlight through the leaves

Tree care and landscaping

Tree surgery and landscaping across Ash and Aldershot

Name: Everyday Arborist Tree Care and Landscaping
Address: 80 Church View, Ash, Aldershot, Surrey, GU12 6SD, GB
Telephone: 02393 882 746

Careful work on mature trees, and the gardens they stand in. Domestic and commercial, on the Surrey and Hampshire border.

Call 02393 882 746 Discuss your project

Ash and Aldershot based
Working across the Surrey and Hampshire border.
Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00
Leave a message outside those hours and we will come back to you.
Domestic and commercial
Private gardens through to managed grounds and estates.
Tree care and landscaping
The felling and the replanting, from one team.

Who we are

A tree firm that also builds the garden back

Everyday Arborist works on trees and the ground around them, which is less common than it sounds. Most outfits do one or the other.

That matters on the jobs where a tree comes out and something has to take its place. The stump is ground, the ground is made good, and the turf or the planting goes in without a second contractor, a second visit and a second quote.

The work itself is unglamorous and precise. Rigging a limb down over a conservatory, reducing a crown to the right growth points, cutting a hedge so it thickens instead of going bare at the base. It is a craft, and it is worth doing properly.

More about how we work

Sharpened chainsaw chains, a file, wedges and hand pruning tools laid out on a workbench

What we do

Tree and garden services

Nine services covering the tree itself, what is left behind, and the garden it stands in.

Tree Surgery

Climbing and rigging work on mature trees, from careful pruning to full sectional dismantling where there is no room to fell.

Tree Felling & Removal

Straight felling where there is space to drop a tree, and sectional dismantling where there is not. Timber and brash cleared.

Crown Reduction & Thinning

Reducing height and spread, thinning dense canopies for light, lifting low limbs and taking out deadwood.

Stump Grinding

Grinding stumps out below ground level so the ground can be turfed, planted or paved over.

Hedge Trimming

Routine cuts, hard reshaping and height reduction on garden and boundary hedges, with the arisings taken away.

Storm Damage & Emergency Work

Wind-snapped limbs, hung-up branches and trees leaning onto a building or a road, made safe and cleared.

Landscaping & Garden Design

Patios, paths, edging, turf, planting and borders, built to suit how the garden is actually used.

Garden Clearance

Overgrown gardens, neglected plots and end-of-tenancy clearances taken back to a workable state.

Commercial Grounds Maintenance

Scheduled grounds care for businesses, estates, schools and managing agents, worked around the site being in use.

How we go about the work

No certifications or client list to wave at you here, so this is simply how the job is done.

We look before we quote

Tree work priced off a photograph tends to be wrong. We come and see the tree, the access, and what is underneath it, then put the price in writing with the scope spelled out.

The right cut, not the easy one

Topping a tree is quick and it ruins it. We reduce to suitable growth points so the tree responds properly, and we say so when the honest answer is that a tree needs removing rather than reducing.

The site goes back tidy

Brash chipped, timber cut and stacked or taken away, and the ground raked over. Clearing down is part of the job, not an extra line on the invoice.

Straight answers about permissions

We check for Tree Preservation Orders and conservation area status before any work is agreed, and we will tell you plainly when an application to the council is needed.

How it works

From first call to a tidy site

Four stages, with no surprises in the middle. We do not quote timescales we cannot keep, so dates are agreed with you rather than promised up front.

1
Tell us what you are dealing with
A call or the enquiry form. Roughly what the tree is, how close it sits to the house or the boundary, and what is prompting the work.
2
We come and look
A site visit to see the tree, the access and anything underneath it. This is where the scope gets settled and where we flag anything you may not have thought about.
3
A written quote
What will be cut, what happens to the arisings, and what the site will look like afterwards. If a council application is needed, you hear it here, not later.
The work, then the clear up
We agree a date, work to the scope, and leave the site raked over. Timber and chip go or stay, whichever you asked for.

The full process

Where we work

Covering Ash, Aldershot and the surrounding towns

We work across the Surrey and Hampshire border, from Farnham and Farnborough out to Guildford, Woking and Camberley. If your postcode is nearby but not listed, it is still worth asking.

Ash
Ash Vale
Aldershot
Farnham
Farnborough
Tongham
Normandy
Guildford
Fleet
Camberley
Godalming
Woking

Advice and guides

Answers to the questions we get asked most

Plain guidance on timing, safety, permissions and cost, written so you can decide what you need before anyone quotes you for it.

Split tree trunk showing a dark decay cavity and a bracket fungus growing from the bark

Signs a tree is unsafe

The things worth looking for on your own trees, from fungal brackets and bark cracks to a lean that has changed, and what warrants a professional opinion.

Read the guide

Bypass secateurs and a folding pruning saw resting on a bare apple tree branch in winter

When to prune a tree

Why most broadleaf pruning happens in winter, which species are exceptions, how apple and other fruit trees differ, and the legal limits during nesting season.

Read the guide

Mature street tree in full leaf on a quiet street of Victorian red brick houses

TPOs & conservation areas

What a TPO means for work on your own tree, what is different in a conservation area, and the notice the council expects before anything is cut.

Read the guide

Clipboard and retractable tape measure resting on grass at the base of a large tree trunk

Choosing a tree surgeon

What separates a competent outfit from a cheap one, what actually moves the price of a removal or a prune, and whether a stump is worth grinding out.

Read the guide

Common questions

Before you call

If your question is not here, ask us when you get in touch.

Discuss your trees or your garden

Tell us what you are dealing with and we will arrange a time to come and look. No obligation either way.

Call 02393 882 746 Arrange a site visit

Email: everydayroofing1@hotmail.com
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00
Saturday and Sunday, closed
Based in: Ash, Aldershot
Surrey GU12 6SD

Tree surgery and landscaping across Ash and Aldershot

A tree firm that also builds the garden back

Tree and garden services

Tree Surgery

Tree Felling & Removal

Crown Reduction & Thinning

Stump Grinding

Hedge Trimming

Storm Damage & Emergency Work

Landscaping & Garden Design

Garden Clearance

Commercial Grounds Maintenance

How we go about the work

We look before we quote

The right cut, not the easy one

The site goes back tidy

Straight answers about permissions

From first call to a tidy site

Tell us what you are dealing with

We come and look

A written quote

The work, then the clear up

Covering Ash, Aldershot and the surrounding towns

Answers to the questions we get asked most

Signs a tree is unsafe

When to prune a tree

TPOs & conservation areas

Choosing a tree surgeon

Before you call

When should I call an arborist?

What is the best time of year to prune a large tree?

Do I need permission before work on my tree?

Should I remove a tree stump or leave it?

Do you work for businesses as well as households?

Which areas do you cover?

Discuss your trees or your garden