4.9 out of 5 from 857 reviews on TrustATrader
Send us a photo of your tree
Free visit and advice from Maidstone tree surgeons.

What does your tree need?
Pick the closest. Your email opens ready to send with the photo.
What to photograph
- The whole tree, from far enough back
- What is under it: fence, shed, flower bed
- How we get in: side gate or driveway
Gardens left clear, in customers’ words
“…this time they took down a dead tree for me. Excellent work again arriving as planned and leaving the garden clear afterwards…”
David, 22nd September 2026, TrustATrader
“Blake and Mark arrived reduce approx 20 - 25% of an 85' cedar tree in our garden… They left the garden clean and tidy.”
Gary, 9th July 2026, TrustATrader
“Great work big job carried out professionally, messy job but the guys cleaned up really well…”
Paul, 24th April 2026, TrustATrader
Reviews copied word for word from TrustATrader (checked 28 Oct 2026), trimmed where you see “…”.
Who climbs your tree
- Arboricultural Association approved contractorWork to British Standard BS3998
- CHAS accreditedAlso a Kent County Council approved contractor
- Trained, vetted teamNPTC CS30 for ground work, CS39 for climbing, or equivalent
- £5 million public liability cover
Run by Gary and Caroline Everest. Source: Qualitree website.
After your photo: three steps
- 1
A free visit from an arborist
Species, access and the best way to do it, then your quote.
- 2
We check with the council
Tree order or conservation area? We do the forms, free.
- 3
Work day, then a clear garden
The team aims to arrive about 8 to 8.30am. All wood and debris taken away.
Questions before you book
Do I need to be in on the day?
No, if the work is in your quote and we can get to the tree. Leave us a number, and clear the area under the tree.
How do I pay?
On the day by cash or cheque, or by bank transfer when the invoice comes. Card is possible with a 2.5% charge.
Do you do surveys and council work?
Yes. A qualified technician does mortgage and planning (BS5837) tree surveys, and we work on streets and schools for Kent County Council.