Start with a conversation
Tell Jordan what you need help with
You do not need to know the name of the service. Describe what you have noticed, add your postcode and attach photographs if they help. Jordan will confirm the sensible next step.
Tell me about the tree, hedge or site
Next steps
What happens after you press send
- 01
Your enquiry reaches Jordan
The details and any photographs you send are recorded with your enquiry.
- 02
Jordan reviews the situation
He will consider what you have described and whether more information or a site visit is needed.
- 03
You receive a reply and next step
You will be contacted using the method you chose, with a recommendation or a question if something is unclear.
Service area
Not in South Harting? Send the postcode anyway
Work is based around South Harting and the West Sussex–East Hampshire border, with suitable jobs considered farther afield. The access and nature of the work can matter as much as the distance, so it is always worth asking.
Before work begins
Check whether the tree is protected
If the tree may be covered by a Tree Preservation Order or sits in a conservation area, mention it in your enquiry and check the official guidance for the property.
- South Downs National Park Authority — trees in conservation areas (opens in a new tab)
- West Sussex County Council — Tree Preservation Orders (opens in a new tab)
- East Hampshire District Council — Tree Preservation Orders (opens in a new tab)
- East Hampshire District Council — trees within conservation areas (opens in a new tab)
This is general signposting, not legal advice. Always check the current position with the relevant planning authority.
If you are unsure whether your situation needs work at all, say so. An honest answer about what a tree does or does not need is more useful than a quotation for work that is not required.