Your Hedge Cutting and Pruning Specialist in Sussex
At Sussex Hedge Cutting,
we provide professional hedge cutting, hedge trimming and pruning services for homeowners, estates and commercial properties throughout West Sussex and East Sussex.
Whether you need a one-off hedge reduction, regular hedge maintenance or expert pruning to keep your garden looking its best, we're here to help.
Our experienced team works with all hedge varieties, including laurel, beech, yew, privet, leylandii, box and mixed native hedges. Every hedge is carefully shaped to encourage healthy growth while creating a neat, attractive finish that enhances your property's appearance.
Our Values
Care
Care brings meaning to our work, we treat your garden as our own.
Excellence
We always maintain the highest standards in our commitment to excellence.
Satisfaction
Trust is paramount. We work to meet your needs and we won’t be satisfied until you are.
Our Services
Hedge Cutting
There is nothing like a perfectly-shaped hedge to transform the look and style of your garden and property.
Here at Sussex Hedge Cutting, we specialise in providing professional hedge cutting services to make your outdoor space both spectacular and functional.
Whether you have ornamental hedges that need shaping or privacy hedges that require regular maintenance, our skilled team uses the highest quality equipment to ensure your hedges are trimmed to perfection, time after time.
Whether you need regular maintenance or a one-time service, you can rely on us to offer a friendly and professional service that transforms your outdoor space!
Pruning
Pruning is a fine art that requires knowledge, patience and a good eye for balance.
Our expert team combines years of experience with precision tools to shape and rejuvenate your plants, shrubs, and trees to their former glory.
We tailor our approach to meet your specific needs, whether it's enhancing aesthetics, promoting healthy growth, or ensuring optimal fruiting.
You can trust us to deliver a professional pruning service that care for your plants and trees and maintains a pleasing look throughout the seasons.
Before & After ✨
Meet Our Head Gardener, Antoine
Antoine is the founder and Head Gardener of Sussex Hedge Cutting, and also serves as the head gardener for several high-profile clients across Sussex.
His passion for gardening and commitment to delivering exceptional service have made him a highly sought-after professional in the local community.
So why is he the best for your hedge cutting and pruning job?
“An outstanding work ethic, friendly, enthusiastic, a can-do attitude, an excellent communicator.”
These are all important qualities, but what really matters at the end of the day is whether your hedges look sharp and your trees and roses are healthy and vibrant.
Antoine has honed his skills to perfection by working and training alongside some of the most experienced gardeners in the country, mastering the art of hedge cutting and pruning.
His keen eye for structure, balance, and detail – rooted in his background in art and design – set him apart as one of the best hedge and tree sculptors in Sussex.
Request a Free In-Person Quote
Interested in working together? Fill out some info and we will be in touch shortly to discuss your needs and arrange the next steps. We can’t wait to bring your garden to life!
Can’t wait? Call Antoine on 07514 140270.
FAQs
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Most hedges benefit from trimming once or twice a year to maintain a healthy shape and encourage dense growth. Fast-growing species such as Leylandii may require more frequent cutting, while slower-growing hedges like yew often only need annual maintenance.
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The ideal time depends on the type of hedge. Many evergreen hedges are best trimmed during late spring and again in late summer. Deciduous hedges are often cut in late summer once the main period of growth has finished. We can advise on the best time for your particular hedge.
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Yes. We have professional equipment suitable for safely cutting tall hedges, including mature Leylandii and other large boundary hedges.
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We work with a wide range of hedge species including Leylandii, Laurel, Beech, Yew, Privet, Box, Hornbeam and mixed native hedges.
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Yes. We can remove all hedge clippings and green waste from site, leaving your garden clean and tidy once the work is complete.
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Absolutely. Whether you need a single tidy-up before selling your property or regular maintenance throughout the year, we're happy to help.
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Yes. Many of our customers choose scheduled hedge maintenance to keep their gardens looking neat throughout the year. We can arrange annual, twice-yearly or seasonal visits.
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The cost depends on the size, height and condition of the hedge, as well as access to the area and whether waste removal is required. We provide free, no-obligation quotations with transparent pricing.
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Most domestic hedge trimming jobs can be completed within a few hours, although larger or heavily overgrown hedges may take a full day or more. We'll provide an estimated timescale when we prepare your quotation.
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Yes. We offer free quotations across Sussex and can advise on the most suitable approach for your hedge.
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We provide hedge cutting services throughout West Sussex and East Sussex, including Horsham, Worthing, Brighton & Hove, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill, Henfield, Steyning, Storrington, Pulborough, Arundel, Chichester and the surrounding villages.
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The Wildlife and Countryside Act protects active wild bird nests. Before carrying out any work, we carefully inspect hedges for nesting birds. If an active nest is present, work may need to be postponed until the young birds have fledged.
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Yes. We work with landlords, managing agents, schools, parish councils, housing developments, businesses and commercial premises throughout Sussex.
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Yes. We can carefully shape ornamental hedges to maintain a formal appearance while encouraging healthy growth.
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We specialise in professional hedge cutting and pruning throughout Sussex, offering reliable service, attention to detail, free quotations and a commitment to leaving every garden immaculate and beautiful.
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Yes. We carry out hedge reductions for hedges that have become too tall or too wide. We carefully reduce the hedge while maintaining its health and appearance wherever possible.
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If the hedge grows onto your property, you are generally entitled to trim the sections that overhang your boundary, provided you do not enter your neighbour's land without permission. Any cuttings technically belong to the hedge owner and should be offered back before being disposed of. If the hedge sits on the boundary or there is any uncertainty, it's always best to discuss the work with your neighbour beforehand.
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If the hedge is entirely on your property, you usually do not need permission to cut it. If it forms a shared boundary or belongs to a neighbour, you should ensure you have the owner's permission before carrying out any work that extends beyond your side of the boundary.
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Hedge trimming is routine maintenance that removes new growth to keep a hedge neat and well-shaped. Hedge reduction is a more substantial process that lowers the overall height or width of a hedge that has become too large. Reduction requires careful planning to maintain the hedge's long-term health and appearance.
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Most Laurel hedges benefit from trimming once or twice a year, depending on how quickly they grow and the appearance you want to maintain. Regular pruning encourages dense, healthy growth and prevents the hedge from becoming too large or difficult to manage.
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Regular hedge maintenance keeps your garden looking its best, encourages healthy growth, improves privacy, prevents hedges from becoming unmanageable and can reduce the cost of future maintenance by avoiding the need for major reductions.