The Newbury area sits within some of Berkshire’s most attractive countryside, with the North Wessex Downs to the south and a landscape that includes significant numbers of mature trees on both private and public land. Managing trees in this environment responsibly requires proper qualifications, the right insurance and a genuine understanding of arboricultural best practice. That is what Quill Hall delivers, on every job, to every client.
Qualified arboriculturalists
There is an important difference between a qualified tree surgeon and someone with a chainsaw. Every Quill Hall operative holds recognised qualifications.
£10 million public liability insurance
Tree work carries inherent risks. Our cover protects our clients and their properties throughout every job we undertake.
Seasonal advice included
We do not just cut and go. Our team will advise on the best timing and approach for your specific trees and the time of year, at no extra charge.
We work around you
Early starts and flexible scheduling mean we can usually accommodate your preferred timing without making you rearrange your week.
What We Cover in Newbury
Tree pruning and shaping, tree felling, crown thinning and crown reduction, stump grinding, hedge cutting and maintenance, site and garden clearances, grounds maintenance, tree health assessments and formal tree surveys for planning and development purposes.
How to Get Started
Step 1: Get in Touch
Call 01494 623191 or book online and tell us about the job.
Step 2: We Come Out
A member of the team visits, assesses the trees and provides a no-obligation quote.
Step 3: Work Begins
Our qualified surgeons carry out the work safely, efficiently and tidily.
Step 4: Site Left Clean
We clear up fully before we leave and confirm you are happy with the result.
Newbury’s landscape deserves to be looked after properly, and that means using tree surgeons who understand what they are working with. Quill Hall brings genuine expertise, proper credentials and more than a decade of hands-on experience to every job in the area.
Do you work in rural locations around Newbury as well as in town?
Yes. We cover rural properties, farms and estates as well as residential and commercial clients within the town itself.
Can you deal with trees that are close to buildings or power lines?
Yes. Working in confined or sensitive locations is something our team does regularly and we have the equipment to do it safely.
What is involved in a tree survey?
A formal tree survey assesses the condition, structure and risk of your trees and produces a written report. It is commonly required before planning applications or property purchases.
Do you offer ongoing grounds maintenance contracts?
Yes. We provide regular maintenance schedules for commercial clients, schools, housing developments and private estates.