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Areas we cover

Tree Surgeon Areas Across Leeds

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We provide tree surgery across Leeds, from Victorian terraces in Headingley to large plots in Alwoodley and market towns such as Otley and Wetherby.

Choose your area below to see how we work there. When you get in touch, include your postcode and we'll confirm whether we can help.

  • Written scope of work
  • Tree protection checked before cutting
  • Waste and stump work made clear

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Leeds areas and nearby towns

Mature tree on a red-brick terraced street, typical of Headingley, Leeds LS6

Headingley

Tree surgery in LS6

Large tree on a terraced stone garden, typical of a sloping plot in Horsforth, LS18

Horsforth

Tree surgery in LS18

Large mature oak trees on an open lawn, typical of Roundhay, Leeds LS8

Roundhay

Tree surgery in LS8

Tree in the back garden of a tall semi-detached house, typical of Chapel Allerton, Leeds LS7

Chapel Allerton

Tree surgery in LS7

Flowering cherry tree in a semi-detached front garden, typical of Moortown, Leeds LS17

Moortown

Tree surgery in LS17

Large detached house with conifers and a long drive, typical of Alwoodley, Leeds LS17

Alwoodley

Tree surgery in LS17

Small tree beside a shed in a compact stone garden, typical of Morley, Leeds LS27

Morley

Tree surgery in LS27

Wind-bent trees above a stone wall on an exposed hillside, typical of Pudsey, LS28

Pudsey

Tree surgery in LS28

Young trees and clipped hedges on a modern housing estate, typical of Garforth, LS25

Garforth

Tree surgery in LS25

Mature riverside trees below a wooded hill, typical of Otley, LS21

Otley

Tree surgery in LS21

Mature tree behind an old stone garden wall with an arched door, typical of Wetherby, LS22

Wetherby

Tree surgery in LS22

How We Plan Around Each Area

Gardens vary a lot across Leeds, and a narrow passage behind a terrace calls for a very different plan from a long driveway on a large plot. Protection varies too, so we check the status of each individual tree rather than going by the wider area.

Working With Leeds City Council

Each area listed here falls within the Leeds district, so Leeds City Council is normally the planning authority for tree matters. Where a property sits close to a district boundary, we check which authority covers the site. You can read more in the council's tree works guidance.

What If Your Area Isn't Listed?

Send us your postcode anyway using the form on this page, and we'll tell you whether we can help.

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