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Tree surgeons in Yeovil

9 tree surgeons cover Yeovil. 6 are on the Environment Agency waste carrier register and 2 say they handle protected-tree applications.

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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.

Groundlevel

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

JK Tree Services

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.

  • Tree felling
  • Pruning & crown reduction
  • Stump grinding
  • Hedges
  • Emergency & storm work

Works for: Homeowners

Details last checked 29 Sept 2026

Andrea Maistrello Arboriculture

Not enough reviews to show a ratingBased in BA22

Verified: Registered waste carrier

Stated on their website: NPTC / City & Guilds · Lantra · Arboricultural Association member

Andrea Maistrello Arboriculture is a tree care company based in North Cadbury, Somerset, providing tree surgery, consultancy, surveys, and related services across Somerset, Dorset, and Wiltshire since 2002.

  • Tree felling
  • Pruning & crown reduction
  • Stump grinding
  • Hedges
  • Tree surveys
  • Planting
  • Firewood & woodchip

Details last checked 29 Sept 2026

County Lawns and Trees

Not enough reviews to show a ratingBased in BA22

Verified: Registered waste carrier

County Lawns and Trees is based in Yeovil, Somerset, and provides lawn care, tree surgery, and garden maintenance services across Somerset and North Dorset. Tree services include pruning, tree felling, stump grinding, tree planting, and emergency storm damage work.

  • Pruning & crown reduction
  • Tree felling
  • Stump grinding
  • Emergency & storm work
  • Planting

Works for: Homeowners

Details last checked 29 Sept 2026

Small to tall gardens

5.0(71 Google reviews)Based in BA22

Verified: Registered waste carrier

Small to Tall Gardens is a tree surgery and garden maintenance business based in Sparkford, near Yeovil, Somerset. It offers services including tree removal, crown reduction, pruning, hedge cutting, stump grinding, and lawn care.

  • Tree felling
  • Pruning & crown reduction
  • Stump grinding
  • Hedges

Details last checked 29 Sept 2026

A Maistrello Tree Services

Not enough reviews to show a ratingBased in BA22

Stated on their website: NPTC / City & Guilds · Lantra · Arboricultural Association member

A Maistrello Tree Services (AM Arboriculture) provides a full range of tree surgery, arboricultural consultancy, and tree survey services across Somerset, Dorset, and Wiltshire. Operating since 2002 and based in North Cadbury, the business also handles Tree Preservation Order and Conservation Area planning applications.

  • Pruning & crown reduction
  • Tree felling
  • Stump grinding
  • Hedges
  • Tree surveys
  • Planting
  • Firewood & woodchip

Details last checked 29 Sept 2026

Trees and tree work in Yeovil

TreeSurgeonCheck lists 9 tree surgeons serving Yeovil. Six offer tree felling, pruning and crown reduction, and stump grinding; five offer hedge trimming; and three cover emergency storm work. Three firms state they hold relevant qualifications, and two say they work for homeowners. No firm currently states it holds ARB Approved Contractor status.

Protected trees in Yeovil are the responsibility of Somerset Council. You can check whether a tree carries a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) through the council's tree preservation page, which links to maps organised by the former district councils. Trees in a conservation area that are not covered by a TPO still require six weeks' written notice to the council (a section 211 notice) before most work is carried out, unless an exception applies.

Common questions

Do I need permission to cut down or prune a tree in Yeovil?

If a tree has a Tree Preservation Order, you must submit a TPO application through the Planning Portal, including photos. Somerset Council aims to decide within 8 weeks; if it has not done so by then, you can appeal for non-determination. For trees in a conservation area without a TPO, you must give the council at least 6 weeks' written notice via a section 211 notice before most work, unless an exception applies.

Source: somerset.gov.uk, gov.uk

How do I check a tree surgeon in Yeovil is legitimate?

Six of the 9 firms listed on TreeSurgeonCheck for Yeovil are on the Environment Agency waste carrier register, which you can search directly. Householders should check any firm taking away waste is registered. No Yeovil firm currently states ARB Approved Contractor status, but you can search that directory independently. Three firms state they hold relevant qualifications.

Source: environment.data.gov.uk, gov.uk, trees.org.uk

When should tree and hedge work be avoided because of nesting birds?

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. You should check for active nests before starting any work, regardless of the time of year.

Source: rspb.org.uk, gov.uk

What happens if a protected tree in Yeovil is cut down without permission?

Cutting down, uprooting or wilfully destroying a protected tree is a criminal offence. The fine is unlimited. Somerset Council also requires at least 5 days' written notice before a protected tree that poses a safety risk is cut down, even in urgent circumstances. Applications for TPO consent must go through the Planning Portal, and the council decides within 8 weeks.

Source: legislation.gov.uk, somerset.gov.uk, gov.uk