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 Wraysbury. We plan each job around the tree, the ground below it and the route through the property.
Tree surgery in Wraysbury
The Horton and Wraysbury Neighbourhood Plan places the villages within the Colne Valley and records rivers, lakes, open meadows, existing trees and hedgerows as important parts of the wider landscape. Those features describe the plan area. They do not mean every Wraysbury property is riverside or has the same ground and access.
At an individual home, we look at the tree and what surrounds it. A deep lawn may provide working room but leave a long carry to the road. Softer ground, planted borders, sheds and branches over neighbouring property can all change the section sizes and route used. We do not assume machinery can cross a garden without checking the surface first.
Send photographs of the whole crown, trunk base, ground below and the narrowest part of the route. For non-emergency work, use the Royal Borough's address lookup and check whether a Tree Preservation Order or conservation-area control applies. We arrange a visit where the tree or access cannot be judged from photographs. Woodside carries out tree work, not 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 tree pruning, crown work, removals, stump grinding, hedge cutting and emergency tree work. Fencing, decking, mulching and landscaping can also be quoted. Clean-up is included. The quote records whether timber, chip and other material will be removed, left or handled another agreed way.
We travel from our Iver base to Wraysbury and the surrounding towns and villages below. Planned enquiries go through the website quote form. The main number also covers our 24-hour emergency call-out for unsafe and storm-damaged trees.
Straight answers
The quote depends on the specified work, tree size and site. A long garden, soft ground, planted borders, neighbouring property and the carrying distance to the road can all affect the method and time required.
You may. Check the individual address for conservation-area control and any Tree Preservation Order before non-emergency work begins. The Royal Borough's neighbourhood lookup can help identify local planning information.
Often, yes, but the method must suit the ground. Send photographs of the lawn, slopes, narrow points and any paved route. We can then decide whether a visit is needed before quoting.
Yes. Woodside offers a 24-hour emergency call-out for unsafe and storm-damaged trees. Keep people clear of an immediate danger area and call the main number.