Send photos and access details
Send the address, whole-tree photos and the narrowest access point through the quote form.

Areas we cover
Woodside Forestry provides tree surgery in Addlestone. We plan the work around mature crowns, extensions, neighbouring gardens and the route to the road.
Tree surgery in Addlestone
Runnymede Borough Council designated the Caxton Avenue Conservation Area on 1 October 2023 and publishes both an appraisal and boundary map. It is one defined part of Addlestone, not a town-wide designation. Other trees may be protected by a separate Tree Preservation Order or a condition attached to planning permission.
A rear tree may have workable lawn below it while a single-storey extension creates a bend in the only route out. We check the path width, roof edge, windows, downpipes and turning room before setting section sizes. The narrowest part of the route usually matters more than the broadest part of the garden.
Use Runnymede's protected-tree information and conservation map before arranging non-emergency work. Send photographs of the whole tree, trunk base, nearby buildings and route in both directions through the quote form. We visit where photographs leave the method uncertain. Woodside does not provide surveys or consultancy reports.

How it works
Send the address, whole-tree photos and the narrowest access point through the quote form.
We visit when needed, then write the work, access and material handling into the quote.
We carry out the agreed work and leave the agreed work area clear.
We carry out pruning, crown work, removals, stump grinding, hedge cutting and 24-hour emergency tree work. Fencing, decking, mulching and landscaping can also be quoted. Clean-up is included. We agree how timber, chip and other material will be handled before the job starts.
Addlestone sits near the edge of the radius we cover from Iver. We also cover the nearby places below for planned jobs and emergency call-outs. Use the website quote form to send the address, photographs and access details.
Chertsey · Weybridge · Shepperton · Egham · Staines · Sunbury
Straight answers
The quote depends on the work, tree size and route. An extension corner, narrow slabs, roof edge or limited front access can affect section sizes and handling time.
Runnymede Borough Council designated a mapped Caxton Avenue Conservation Area in 2023. Check the published boundary for the individual property before tree work starts.
Often, yes, when the sections suit the narrowest point and turn. Send photographs showing the walls, roof edge, windows, paving and both ends of the route.
Yes. Woodside offers a 24-hour emergency call-out for unsafe and storm-damaged trees. Keep people away from an immediate danger area and call the main number.