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5.0(26 Google reviews)Based in BA5
Verified: Registered waste carrier
- Tree felling
- Pruning & crown reduction
- Stump grinding
- Hedges
- Emergency & storm work
- Planting
- Site clearance
- Firewood & woodchip
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
9 tree surgeons cover Glastonbury. 3 are on the Environment Agency waste carrier register and 1 say they handle protected-tree applications.
Services and customer types are as the business describes them on its own website. Waste carrier status is matched against the Environment Agency register; approvals marked "stated" have not yet been checked; how we check. Listings last refreshed 29 Sept 2026.
5.0(26 Google reviews)Based in BA5
Verified: Registered waste carrier
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
5.0(12 Google reviews)Based in BA5
Verified: Registered waste carrier
Stated on their website: NPTC / City & Guilds
JK Tree Services is a tree surgery and arboriculture business based in Wells, Somerset, covering Somerset and the South West. Services include tree felling, crown thinning, stump grinding, pollarding, and hedge trimming, with a 24-hour emergency call-out offered.
Works for: Homeowners
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
5.0(11 Google reviews)Based in BA16
Verified: Registered waste carrier
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
5.0(7 Google reviews)Based in BA6
Stated on their website: NPTC / City & Guilds
S Bevan Services is a family-run business based near Glastonbury, Somerset, offering tree surgery, landscaping, garden maintenance and driveway installation across Somerset, Wiltshire and South West England. Tree surgery services include crown reduction, thinning, felling, pruning and stump removal for domestic and commercial customers.
Works for: Homeowners, Businesses
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
5.0(10 Google reviews)Based in TA7
Stated on their website: NPTC / City & Guilds
Silva Tree Surgeons is a tree surgery and arboriculture company based in Ashcott, Somerset, providing services to domestic and commercial clients across Somerset and Devon. Services include pruning, crown reduction, tree felling, stump grinding, emergency tree work, woodland management, and tree planting.
Works for: Homeowners, Businesses, Farms & estates
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
5.0(21 Google reviews)Based in BS28
Stated on their website: NPTC / City & Guilds
N. Duckett Tree Surgery is a Somerset-based tree surgery and grounds maintenance business established in 2007, offering services including tree dismantling, crown reduction, pollarding, stump removal, hedge cutting, and site clearance to domestic and commercial customers.
Works for: Homeowners, Businesses
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
4.5(11 Google reviews)Based in BA6
No third-party certification stated
Luke's Tree & Hedge Care is a tree surgery and hedge care business based in Glastonbury, Somerset, offering services including pruning, tree felling, hedge trimming, emergency storm work, and site clearance. The business also provides fencing, paving, and patio services to residential and commercial clients across Glastonbury and surrounding areas.
Works for: Homeowners, Businesses
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
4.6(10 Google reviews)Based in TA11
No third-party certification stated
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
5.0(23 Google reviews)Based in BA6
No third-party certification stated
Details last checked 29 Sept 2026
Nine tree surgeons are listed on TreeSurgeonCheck for Glastonbury. Of these, six say they offer tree felling, pruning and crown reduction, and hedge trimming; five offer stump grinding and emergency storm work. Five say they work for homeowners, four for commercial clients, and one for farms and estates. Three firms are on the Environment Agency waste carrier register.
Protected trees in Glastonbury are the responsibility of Somerset Council. Somerset Council's TPO maps are still organised by the former district councils (Mendip, South Somerset, Sedgemoor, and Somerset West and Taunton), and its tree preservation page links to each one. You can check whether a tree is protected at the Somerset Council website. If a tree is in a conservation area but not covered by a TPO, you must still give the council six weeks' written notice (a section 211 notice) before carrying out most work, unless an exception applies.
If a tree has a Tree Preservation Order (TPO), you must submit a TPO application through the Planning Portal, with photos of the trees. Somerset Council decides TPO applications within 8 weeks; if it has not decided within that time, you can appeal for non-determination. For a protected tree that poses a safety risk, the council needs at least 5 days' written notice before it is cut down. Trees in a conservation area without a TPO require 6 weeks' notice via a section 211 notice.
Source: somerset.gov.uk, gov.uk
You can check whether a firm is on the Environment Agency waste carrier register, as businesses that transport waste must be registered and householders should verify this before a firm removes waste. Three of the nine listed firms in Glastonbury are on the register. None of the listed firms state they are an ARB Approved Contractor. Four firms state they hold relevant qualifications, and one says they handle protected tree applications. You can search the ARB Approved Contractor directory separately.
Source: gov.uk, environment.data.gov.uk, trees.org.uk
The main bird nesting season runs from March to September, though birds can nest outside it, so tree and hedge work should be checked for active nests at any time of year. It is an offence to intentionally take, damage or destroy a wild bird's nest while it is being used or built. Before carrying out any tree or hedge work, you should check carefully for active nests regardless of the time of year.
Source: rspb.org.uk, gov.uk
Cutting down, uprooting or wilfully destroying a protected tree is a criminal offence punishable by a fine, which is unlimited. TPO applications in Glastonbury are decided by Somerset Council. If you believe a protected tree poses a safety risk, the council still requires at least 5 days' written notice before it is cut down. Acting without the required permission or notice exposes you to prosecution under the relevant legislation.
Source: legislation.gov.uk, somerset.gov.uk, gov.uk