Hedge Trimming in Aldergrove, BC
A Hedge on a Pasture Boundary Is a Different Job
The clippings do not stay
Yew is documented as poisonous to livestock, and cherry laurel carries hydrogen cyanide. Whatever the hedge turns out to be, a pile of fresh clippings within reach of stock is not something to leave behind, so ours go on the truck.
Stock open up the base
Animals lean on a boundary hedge, push through the gaps and browse what they can reach. The result is a hedge that is tight on top and open at the bottom, which is the opposite of how one grows on a garden fence line.
The runs are long
An acreage boundary is measured in hundreds of feet, not in metres of frontage. We price by the run and say up front how many visits a year it will actually take, because one cut a season on that length is usually not enough.
Aldergrove Is in Two Municipalities
What the Job Covers, and What It Does Not
- Faces cut to the line the hedge has been kept to
- Long boundary runs priced by the run, not by the hour
- Gaps at the base pointed out rather than hidden by a tidy top
- Clippings collected off beds, lawn and hard surfaces
- Green waste taken away with us, inside the quoted price
- The base left clear so you can see what you have
What we do not do. We do not work within reach of overhead service lines. A hedge growing into the drop to a house needs a crew qualified to work near live conductors, and we will say so rather than take it on. That is our own rule, not a quote of anyone else’s.
We do not take trees down, grind stumps, or reach anything higher than a platform safely gets to. Weed killer is not something we use at all. Ornamental pruning of specimen trees is tree pruning, and if a hedge has been left long enough that it needs reducing rather than trimming, that is a bigger job and the main hedge trimming page sets out what it involves.
Hedge Trimming Across Aldergrove
Aldergrove Hedge Trimming Questions
Yes, all of them, and they never go over a ditch edge. That water is a primary irrigation source for farmland here, and cuttings raked into it catch on a culvert and become the City’s problem.
Yes. We set up on whichever side holds weight, and we do not put a ladder on a sloping bank. If one face cannot be reached safely you will hear that before you get a price, not afterwards.
We take out what is reachable and sever the canes low where it is not. Expect it to push back in from whatever is growing behind the hedge, so where something is growing behind it treat this as an ongoing item rather than a one time repair.
It depends on the hedge. A laurel or cedar screen usually wants more than one cut across a growing season if you want a crisp face, and one if you are happy with a softer outline. Boxwood and slower mixed hedges need less.
If the other side of your hedge is their property, we ask before stepping onto it. Where that is not possible we cut from your side and the top and tell you what the back face will look like.
Yes, and both municipalities. The Township of Langley part and Aldergrove East over in Abbotsford are the same run for us. Give us the address and we will work out which is which.
No, that is arborist work and we will point you to one. The same applies to stumps, and to anything higher than a platform can safely reach.
No, spraying is not part of a hedge trim. Anything we clear around the base is done by hand.
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