Why Choose Tom's Trees?
Tom has been working all over the UK for 13 years, providing a whole host of tree surgery benefits. Born and raised in the Midlands (and 5 years in Scotland) before qualifying at Easton College in Norfolk. Tom has worked to improve his knowledge at every turn, which includes advanced climbing techniques and achieving certifications such as ‘Professional Tree Inspector’. Tom treats every tree with the respect it deserves providing an honest and effective service and therefore achieving repeat business and recommendations in most cases.
At Tom’s Trees, we understand how important trees are to our environment, each one providing a different ecosystem to its surroundings. We only remove trees if we absolutely must; for example, conflicts often occur between trees and people; this normally arises due to tree growth, weather conditions or human impact. It is our responsibility to resolve these conflicts and ensure property and people are safe and most importantly that we replant/replace the trees we remove. Tom is committed to this cause and has a tree nursery of his own, often where trees are rescued and housed for rehoming. With global warming becoming an increasing issue it is important that we work as a society to put something back in. We must remember ‘planting trees is just as important as removing them’.
Client Focused & Safety Conscious
Our service is based entirely around the needs of our customer and we’ll work with you to ensure that you are entirely satisfied with the outcome of our work.
Competitive Pricing
Here at Tom’s Trees, we regularly check prices across the industry to ensure we are offering competitive prices to all of our valued customers.
Environmentally Conscious
We take great care to ensure that all of our operations are carried out in a manner that is environmentally conscious and sustainable.
Fully Qualified Tree Surgeons
All of our tree surgeons are fully qualified and recognised under NPTC and operate to the highest regulatory standards.
Recognised species of tree on earth
Trees per person in the UK
Percentage of UK tree coverage
Brazil has the largest variety of tree species
Meet The Team
Fully trained and qualified.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a tree surgeon do?
A tree surgeon is involved in the maintenance and control of trees, should be highly qualified and know the effects of their work on the trees.
What is the difference between a tree surgeon and an arborist?
It’s a small bugbear of mine in that anyone could hold a chainsaw and claim they are a tree surgeon. An arborist is highly trained and extremely knowledgeable regarding tree species, habitats and tree diseases.
Which tree surgery provider should I use?
There is a lot of competition in the area. Choose a company you feel relaxed, comfortable and happy with. Insist someone looks at your site as in this line of work it is impossible to provide a quote or any kind of advice over the phone.
Do you charge VAT?
No, we do not charge VAT.
Do you work in all weathers?
Yes, unless safety compromises the job/project.
Do you charge for quotations?
No, quotations for work including site visits are free of charge.
What qualifications do you hold?
NPTC Level 2 – Certificate of Competence in Chainsaw and Related Operations
NPTC Level 2 – Certificate of Competence to Climb Trees and Perform Aerial Rescue
NPTC Level 2 – Certificate of Competence in Brushwood Chipper Operations
NPTC Level 2 – Certificate of Competence in Tractor Driving and Related Operations
NPTC Level 3 – Certificate of Competence in Utility Arboriculture
LANTRA – Certificate of Professional Tree Inspection

