Hedge trimming & pruning, straight lines and healthy growth.

Overgrown screening hedges, box borders and shrubs that have lost their shape — we trim and prune them back to a tidy, even finish and take the clippings away.

  • Hedge trimming
  • Shrub shaping
  • Screening hedges
  • Clippings removed
Freshly trimmed hedge with a clean, flat top

What's included

More than a quick buzz with the trimmer.

Good hedge work is about shape, height and timing. We look at what you have, what you want it to do, and trim accordingly.

Hedge trimming and shaping

Tops and faces cut level and even, so privacy and screening hedges look deliberate rather than shaggy.

Shrub and bush pruning

Shaping and thinning of garden shrubs to keep them compact, clear of paths and windows, and in proportion.

Height and width reductions

Bringing back hedges that have grown too tall or wide, done in stages where the plant needs it.

Clean-up and green waste

Clippings raked from beds, lawns and paths and taken away, so the job is finished when we leave.

One-off or ongoing

Keep hedges on a regular trim.

Many Sydney hedges grow fast through the warmer months. A regular trim keeps them dense and manageable, and avoids the hard cut-back an overgrown hedge eventually needs.

Hedge work can be booked on its own or combined with regular garden maintenance visits — just let us know when you request a quote.

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Tall screening hedge trimmed along a Sydney property boundary

Areas we serve

Southern and eastern Sydney.

We work across four Sydney regions. If your suburb isn't listed but is nearby, ask and we'll confirm.

St George

  • Kogarah
  • Hurstville
  • Rockdale
  • Bexley
  • Carlton
  • Ramsgate

Canterbury

  • Canterbury
  • Earlwood
  • Campsie
  • Ashbury
  • Hurlstone Park

Eastern Suburbs

  • Randwick
  • Coogee
  • Maroubra
  • Kensington
  • Clovelly

Sutherland Shire

  • Cronulla
  • Caringbah
  • Sylvania
  • Miranda
  • Gymea
  • Sutherland

Common questions

Before you book.

Do you take the clippings away?

Yes. Clearing and removing hedge clippings is part of the job, so you're not left with piles of green waste.

Can you reduce a hedge that has become too tall?

Often, yes. Depending on the plant, a large reduction may be done in stages so the hedge recovers well. We'll talk you through it when quoting.

How often should a hedge be trimmed?

It depends on the plant and how formal you want it to look. Fast-growing screening hedges usually need more frequent trims than slow-growing shrubs.

Do you do tree removal?

Our focus is hedges, shrubs and garden pruning. For large tree work, tell us what you have and we'll let you know if it's something we can help with.

Get your hedges back in shape.

Tell us your suburb, roughly how long and tall the hedges are, and whether it's a one-off trim or ongoing care.