Tall, professionally trimmed evergreen boundary hedge

Folkestone · Hythe · Sandgate · nearby Kent

Hedge trimming in Folkestone and nearby Kent

Specialist hedge trimming for homes and gardens — formal hedges, topiary and shaping, reductions and height cutting, conifer and laurel, with cuttings tidied after the job.

  • Hedge trimming only — that is the craft
  • Cuttings tidied after the job
  • Folkestone and nearby Kent
  • A clear idea of the visit first

Hedge trimming — that is the whole job

Specialist hedge work only. Cuts are planned for a clean line and a healthy plant — not a rushed buzz cut. Cuttings are tidied after the job.

What Jack cuts

From formal edges to tall boundaries and shaped topiary — hedge trimming is the only service offered.

  • Formal hedges and neat edges
  • Topiary and shaping
  • Hedge reduction and height cutting
  • Conifer and laurel hedges
  • Tidy-up of cuttings after the job
Large mushroom-shaped dome topiary freshly clipped over a circular garden bench, with a hedge trimmer on the lawn

Formal hedges

Crisp, even faces and tops on box, yew, privet and similar hedges that frame a garden or drive.

Topiary and shaping

Dome, ball and shaped cuts kept tight and balanced, including larger specimen trees.

Reduction and height cutting

Careful height and width reductions on hedges that have outgrown their space.

Conifer and laurel

Boundary screens and garden hedges in conifer and laurel, cut cleanly and left tidy.

The same person, from the first call to the tidy-up

Local, specialist hedge work — and you know who you are speaking to.

Hedge trimming only

This is a hedge-trimming business, not a general garden service. The job is planned around the plant, the season and access to your garden.

Cuttings tidied afterwards

The work is left tidy. Cuttings are cleared after the job, so you are not left with a heap on the lawn.

You deal with Jack

You deal with the same person from the first call through to clearing the cuttings. No call centres.

A clear idea before you book

Call, email or message on WhatsApp with your postcode, the type of hedge and roughly how tall it is. You will get a clear idea of the visit before anything is booked — no surprise extras.

Ask about your hedges

The quickest way is WhatsApp or a phone call. Include your postcode, the type of hedge and roughly how tall it is. You will get a clear idea of the visit before anything is booked.

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Based around Folkestone — covering nearby Kent

Jobs are taken across Folkestone and the surrounding towns and villages. If you are a little further out, ask — travel is confirmed before any visit.

  • Folkestone
  • Hythe
  • Sandgate
  • Cheriton
  • Hawkinge
  • Capel-le-Ferne
  • Densole
  • Lyminge
  • Sellindge
  • Dover
  • Ashford

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a quote?

Call 07545 965306, message Jack on WhatsApp, or use the form on this page. Include your postcode or area, the type of hedge and roughly how tall it is. You will get a clear idea of the visit before anything is booked. You can also email [email protected].

What work do you do?

Hedge trimming only — formal hedges and neat edges, topiary and shaping, reductions and height cutting, and conifer and laurel hedges. Cuttings are tidied after the job. Lawn care and general garden maintenance are not offered.

Which areas do you cover?

The business is based around Folkestone and lists Folkestone, Hythe, Sandgate, Cheriton, Hawkinge, Capel-le-Ferne, Densole, Lyminge, Sellindge, Dover and Ashford. If you are a little further out, ask — travel is confirmed before any visit.

Do you publish prices?

No price list is published. Get in touch with the details of the hedge and you will get a clear idea of the visit before anything is booked. There are no surprise extras.

Do you cut hedges in spring and summer?

Hedges can be cut year-round only when no active nests are disturbed. Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 it is an offence to intentionally take, damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while that nest is in use or being built. The main nesting season in England is generally 1 March to 31 August. Where birds are nesting, cutting is postponed. See the nesting note in the services section for the GOV.UK and RSPB guidance used here.

Who will do the work?

You deal with Jack Sole from the first call through to clearing the cuttings. There is no call centre.