Tree Pruning and Crown Work
Careful pruning can improve clearance, remove deadwood or manage a crown that has outgrown its space. We assess the tree before recommending crown lifting, thinning or reduction.
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Bishops Waltham Tree Surgeons · South Hampshire
Tree care for Fareham homes and businesses, from planned pruning to storm-damaged trees.
Tree care planned around your property.
Bishops Waltham Tree Surgeons Ltd serves Fareham from its Bishop's Waltham base. We work on trees in private gardens, commercial grounds and larger sites. In older parts of Fareham and nearby places such as Catisfield and Wallington, access and neighbouring buildings can shape the work. We assess the tree and its setting before recommending pruning, removal or another practical option.
A Hampshire team
Our qualified, insured team works across South Hampshire and holds SafeContractor and CHAS accreditation. We explain the proposed work clearly and plan it with care around buildings, boundaries and neighbouring gardens.
What we do in Fareham
From a single garden tree to larger grounds, the right approach depends on the species, condition, access and what you need the space to do.
Careful pruning can improve clearance, remove deadwood or manage a crown that has outgrown its space. We assess the tree before recommending crown lifting, thinning or reduction.
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When a tree is unsafe, badly damaged or unsuitable for its location, we can plan a controlled removal. On confined sites, sectional dismantling may be needed to work around nearby structures and planting.
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An old stump can obstruct a path, planting or a new use for the garden. We can discuss grinding depth and any root work in light of your plans for the space.
Explore stump grinding →We trim and manage hedges that need regular attention or have become overgrown, choosing an approach suited to the hedge and its surroundings.
Hedge trimming details →If high winds leave a tree unstable or a large branch down, keep people clear and contact us with the location and details. We can discuss the next step, subject to site conditions and availability.
Emergency tree work →Working around the site
Fareham High Street has an older street layout, Osborn Road has Victorian villas with large gardens, and Town Quay includes public routes and open space. Those different settings can affect access and how branches or timber are removed. We assess the tree and its surroundings before recommending pruning, deadwood removal or, where appropriate, removal.
Before work begins
Fareham Borough Council lists conservation areas covering parts of Fareham High Street, Catisfield, Wallington, Titchfield and Castle Street in Portchester. Boundaries vary by property, and a Tree Preservation Order may protect a tree elsewhere. Check the address on the council's protected-tree map before work begins. Work on a TPO-protected tree usually needs a formal application; work in a conservation area generally needs six weeks' written notice. Confirm the requirements for your tree with the council's tree team.
Check the Council Map →South Hampshire coverage
We welcome enquiries from Fareham town centre, Catisfield, Wallington, Titchfield and Portchester. Tell us your address, what is happening with the tree and any access concerns so our Bishop's Waltham team can confirm availability and discuss the next step.
Ask About Your Job →Fareham & nearby
Catisfield · Wallington · Titchfield · Portchester
Contact us to confirm service availability for your address.Common questions
Short answers to the questions we hear before a site visit.
Yes. We serve Fareham as part of our South Hampshire coverage. Tell us where the tree is and what concerns you, and we can discuss the work and a quote.
It depends on the tree and its location. Check for a TPO or conservation-area boundary using Fareham Borough Council's protected-tree map, then confirm the requirements with the council before work begins.
Fareham Borough Council manages trees on land it controls; Hampshire Highways is responsible for trees on the highway, including verges. Check who owns the tree before arranging private work. See the council's guidance.
Use our contact form or call 01489 332092. Include the location, the tree or hedge involved, the work you are considering and any access concerns.
Let's talk trees
Tell us what is happening with the tree and where it is. We can discuss the options, assess the practicalities of the site and provide a quote for suitable work.
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