Tree Surgeon Ayr

 Telephone: 0141-483-7485

Tree related Services that are offered around the  Ayr and Ayrshire Area include:

Tree Removal, Tree stump removal, Tree stump Grinding, Tree care, Tree crowning, Tree crown reduction, Land and bush clearing, Tree limb removal, Tree Planting, tree Location planing, Tree felling, tree pruning and maintenance, wood chipping, Arborist services, Commercial tree surgeons, Commercial tree arborists, Tree Bracing, Tree crown cleaning, Tree crown lifting, Tree Pollarding, Tree Coppicing, Tree deadwood, Tree formative pruning, Emergency tree services, Commercial land clearing

A full Consultancy and management service is available to all our commercial clients. This could be used by our customers for various high profile contracts that need arboricultural guidance with their chosen projects. We can provide the relevant documents including method statements and risk assessments. 

​Our Guarantees To You

All services are completed by trained certificated Tree surgeons and Arborists

All work will be completed to the Health and Safety regulations according to the correct procedures and will be adhered to at all times.

We promise to quote you the best price possible for our professional services.
Any other work not listed on the original quotation will be discussed beforehand and not completed prior to your knowledge.

Our Company will professionally guide you from start to finish, and complete your chosen service in a respectful way to you and your neighbours.

We understand that every job is unique and needs to be tailored to our customers to find the correct solution, and the very best solution will be applied every time.
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We will try and save you money best we can, our prices are very competitive within the Tree surgery and arborist industry.

Here at Glasgow trees, we offer a unique approach to customer service, we really do take care of everyone as we love repeat work, we promise you, no nasty surprises!

Ayr - Ayrshire

Ayr is located about 40 miles south west of the City of Glasgow. A popular place for Scots to nip down to the coast and get a breath of fresh air, pardon the pun!. You can walk down the long sandy beaches on the esplanade or along the tree lined roads which can blow away the cobwebs. Ayr has a fantastic landscape and has inspired many a writer a poet, no other than the famous Robert burns who was born just outside the town in Alloway. If you are a fan of horse racing Ayr has a well know racecourse venue with frequent dates in the calendar.
Rich in history and architecture there are many local places to visit and keep your interest peaked. The main town was once known as St John's town of Ayr, beginning as a settlement that served the main castle, dating back to 1197. The river through the town had it's first bridge built around 800 years ago. The harbour dates right back also and was a very important hub the west coast of Scotland for a long time. It’s a shame that the castle built by William the 1, as it was totally grounded by Cromwell and his forces in 1654, which made way for the massive citadel he constructed here, and from which much of Scotland was governed at that time. All in all though Ayr is a beautiful town that that is a real pleasure to visit, stroll around the picturesque town with old buildings blended in with the new, a shoppers paradise indeed and place you will not forget.

Here is a small list of interesting places in Ayr and Ayrshire

Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
Day Trip to New Abbey
Dumfries Museum and camera obscura
The Burns an 'a' that festival
Dalgarven Mill Museum of country life & costume
Ruthwell Kirk and cross
Caerlaverock Castle
Heads of Ary farm park
Culzean castle and country park
Day trip to Drumlanrig Castle

​Telephone: 0141-483-7485 
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