Hedges Cut Back Or Shaped, Not Just Trimmed
CEO Landscaping cuts and shapes hedges and shrubs across Coalisland, Dungannon, Cookstown and seven more Tyrone towns, from a light seasonal trim to a hard cut back on something that has taken over a garden. Waste is always taken away, and a free quote comes before any work starts.
How the job runs
A hedge left uncut for a season or two stops being a boundary and starts being a wall. Cutting it back hard, or removing it completely where it has outgrown its space, is often the single job that changes how a garden feels: more light, more space, a clear line back at the boundary.
This is different from the light seasonal trimming that comes with regular garden maintenance. Shrub and hedge work here means a proper cut back, a reshape, or a full removal when a hedge has genuinely outgrown its space.
Cut back hard or shaped light
Some hedges just need a light shape to keep a clean line. Others, especially fast growing conifer and leylandii hedges, need a hard cut back to bring them under control, and occasionally a full removal is the honest answer when a hedge has grown well past what a trim can fix.
What the job involves
Cutting, shaping and, where needed, root removal for full hedge clearance. All cuttings and branches get bagged or loaded and taken away, so the garden is left clear, not covered in trimmings.
When to book it
Late spring and late summer suit most hedges best. Fast growing conifer hedges often need a third trim through the season to stay tidy. Send a photo and we will tell you honestly what your hedge needs.
Where We Run Shrub & Hedge Maintenance
Every town on the list gets the same service.
Frequently asked questions
Most garden hedges look best with a proper cut once or twice a year, usually late spring and late summer. Fast growing conifer hedges often need a third trim.
Yes. Where a hedge has outgrown its space or is simply not wanted anymore, we can remove it fully, including the root ball, and tidy the ground behind it.
Yes, every job includes taking the cuttings and branches away. You are never left with a pile of hedge trimmings to deal with yourself.
Yes, badly overgrown hedges are a common job. It sometimes takes more than one visit to bring a very neglected hedge back into shape without killing it.
Yes, fast growing conifer and leylandii hedges are some of the most common hedge jobs we do, and they usually need cutting more often than slower growing species.
Yes, tell us the shape you want and we will work to it. Most gardens go for a clean flat-topped hedge, but rounded and tapered shapes are just as achievable.
It depends on the length, height and how overgrown the hedge currently is. We give a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
Yes, overgrown shrubs that have taken over a border or a wall are a regular job, cleared right back or removed completely depending on what you want.
Yes, cutting a hedge back to let more light in is one of the most common reasons customers book this service, and it is often the single change that makes the biggest difference to a garden.
Yes, as long as you have agreed it with your neighbour where the hedge is shared. We are happy to talk through the details when we quote the job.
Send a photo of the hedge and a rough length through the form on this page, or ring 07895 690632 for a free quote.
Get a free quote
Send a few photos and a rough idea of the job. We will get back to you with a free quote, usually the same day.
CEO Landscaping
Coalisland, Co. Tyrone