Hedge Trimming Service

Nothing has quite the same impact as a great hedge. The sharp lines and smooth curves, the precision trimming that draws the eye and highlights a great lawn. The range of forms that bridge the gap between green space and architecture.

Our Hedge Trimming Process

Inspection & Consultation

We assess the type, size, and condition of your hedges to determine the right trimming technique and frequency for optimal health and appearance.

Shaping & Pruning

Using professional-grade equipment, we trim for clean lines and uniform shape while selectively pruning to remove dead or weak branches.

Height Management

Whether you want your hedge tall for privacy or low for a decorative border, we’ll trim to the height you prefer and manage growth accordingly.

Clean-Up

No mess left behind. We remove all trimmings, sweep pathways, and leave your yard looking neat and polished.

How Often Should Hedges Be Trimmed?

Formal Hedges (like box or lilly pilly)

Trim every 4–8 weeks during growing season.

Informal/Native Hedges

2–4 times per year is usually enough.

Fast Growing Varieties

May need more frequent maintenance in spring and summer.

We can set up a recurring trimming schedule so your hedges always look their best—without you having to remember a thing. Whether it’s a formal box hedge or a large privacy screen, we know how to shape it to suit your garden’s style.

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Testimonials

“I don’t often review but feel compelled after seeing these guys at work. The most professional job of our hedges ever seen. It was no easy feat with the size of our hedges but they managed it without a worry. Very impressed and highly recommend this business!”

— Cameron Sutherland

“Great service and a very good clean up afterwards. Prompt and professional. I will continue to use this excellent business.”

— Gerard King

“The Volt team are such a pleasure to have as gardeners. 3 fine young men attacked my neglected garden and had it looking lovely in no time. They are professional hard working and discuss what is best. I am having them on a regular basis and look forward to a colourful pretty garden for spring.”

— Margaret Low