Best for · Keeping an established profile
Maintenance trim
Fresh growth is reduced to retain the agreed height, width and shape before the hedge becomes difficult to control.
Hedge trimming & pruning · Melbourne
Hedges in shape, paths kept clear.
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Thoughtful trimming and light pruning improve presentation while keeping access, shape, plant condition and ongoing maintenance in mind.
- Height and shape agreed first
- Clippings cleaned up
- No surprise fees
Hedge trimming & pruning.
Hedge trimming and light pruning control the height, width and shape of established hedges and shrubs. Before work begins, EKO agrees the desired profile, access requirements and how green waste will be handled. Work outside safe access limits, major tree work, regulated vegetation or specialist arboriculture is identified rather than treated as ordinary hedge maintenance.
What you get
- Controlled growth that improves access, light and presentation
- A defined height and shape agreed before cutting begins
- Cleanup and waste handling included clearly in the quote
What we can include
- Agreed height, width and shaping of suitable hedges
- Light shrub pruning and access clearance as scoped
- Work-area cleanup and green-waste handling as quoted
Inclusions are agreed in your written quote.
What affects the quote.
Pricing follows the real site and scope. Photos and an address help us check area, access and likely preparation before we respond. A final price is confirmed against the agreed scope in your written quote.
- 01Hedge height, length, density and plant condition
- 02Access, equipment and safe working limits
- 03Green-waste volume and recurring-maintenance frequency
Trim, reduce or prune?
Expert guidance
Best for · Access, light and proportion
Height or width reduction
A larger reduction is assessed against plant health, growth habit and what can be achieved without leaving an unacceptable bare result.
Best for · Structure and presentation
Light shrub pruning
Suitable shrubs can be selectively reduced or tidied rather than cut into a formal hedge shape.
Best for · Predictable growth management
Recurring hedge care
A sensible frequency helps preserve the profile and reduces the waste and labour involved in major catch-up cuts.
What our clients
say about us.
More customer feedback How we approach it.
- 01
Inspect the plants, access and safe working height
- 02
Agree the desired shape, reduction and waste scope
- 03
Trim or lightly prune, then clear the work area
A weekend you can look forward to.
Less time catching up on the garden. More time making memories outside.
Time for what you love
Spend Saturday with family or friends while we take care of the lawn and garden.
A garden that feels looked after
Come home to a tidier outdoor space with regular care or a one-off visit when you need it.
Keep reading.
Plain-English answers from our guides, with their sources listed.
A few useful answers.
Have a question about your own space?
Tell us what you have in mind.
How much can a hedge be reduced in one visit?
That depends on the species, condition, season and amount of live foliage. A severe cut can expose bare wood or stress some plants, so the safest practical result is confirmed on site.
How tall a hedge can you trim?
Up to about 3 metres. If yours is taller, or the job is really tree work, we'll tell you before we quote.
Is green-waste removal included?
It can be. The quote will state whether clippings and branches are removed, placed in your green bin or handled another agreed way.
Does EKO prune large trees?
Ordinary hedge trimming and light shrub pruning are different from specialist tree work. Large, hazardous or regulated tree work will be identified for an appropriately qualified provider.
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