Tree services across Hampshire and nearby areas

Portsmouth is a dense, coastal city, and tree and garden work here comes with its own quirks, tight terraced gardens, limited access and trees that take a battering from the salt winds coming off the Solent.

Havant sits between Portsmouth and the Sussex border, close to Langstone Harbour and Hayling Island, with a mix of established residential streets and green, leafy pockets.

Fareham is a market town set around a creek between Portsmouth and Southampton, with everything from older town-centre properties to the large modern estates at Whiteley and Western Wards.

Southampton is a busy port city with a real spread of properties, from the tree-lined avenues around the Common and Bassett to the terraces of Portswood, Shirley and Woolston.

Winchester is a historic cathedral city with period properties, established gardens and a lot of mature, much-loved trees, many of them in conservation areas or covered by Tree Preservation Orders.

Andover, in the Test Valley to the north of the county, blends an older market-town core with large modern estates and a genuinely rural fringe out towards the surrounding villages.

Aldershot, the historic home of the British Army, sits in the north-east corner of Hampshire near the Surrey border, with a dense mix of residential streets and plenty of green, wooded surroundings.

Basingstoke is one of north Hampshire's largest towns, with a real spread from established residential areas like Old Basing to the newer estates and business parks that ring the town.

Farnborough, known the world over for its aviation heritage and airshow, sits beside Aldershot in north-east Hampshire and has a good mix of established and newer housing.

Fleet is a leafy, sought-after commuter town in north-east Hampshire, with generous gardens, plenty of established trees and the well-known Fleet Pond nature reserve on its doorstep.

Gosport sits on its own peninsula across the harbour from Portsmouth, a tightly built coastal town where gardens are often compact and exposed to the wind off the water.

Eastleigh sits between Southampton and Winchester, a town with strong railway roots and a broad mix of residential streets, parks and newer development at Boorley Green and Chandler's Ford.

Emsworth is a pretty harbour village right on the Hampshire and West Sussex border, with characterful older properties around the millponds and quay and newer homes spreading inland.

Hook is a well-connected north Hampshire village near Basingstoke, popular with commuters and surrounded by genuinely rural countryside, paddocks and woodland.

Waterlooville sits just north of Portsmouth on the edge of the South Downs, with large residential areas at Cowplain, Denmead and Horndean and the countryside of Queen Elizabeth Country Park close by.

Alton is a historic East Hampshire market town in Jane Austen country, surrounded by wooded hangers and rolling countryside, with a real mix of period and modern homes.

Petersfield is a handsome market town set right inside the South Downs National Park, with a bustling square, period properties and the much-loved Heath Pond on its edge.

Whiteley is one of Hampshire's newer communities, a planned village near Fareham known for its shopping centre and well-landscaped, modern housing estates.

Romsey is a charming Test Valley market town, home to Romsey Abbey and the Broadlands estate, with the River Test running close by and countryside all around.

Horndean is a village just north of Waterlooville on the edge of the South Downs, close to Queen Elizabeth Country Park and surrounded by chalk downland and woodland.

Liphook is a large village in the far east of Hampshire, set among the heathland and woodland on the edge of the South Downs, close to the Surrey and West Sussex borders.

Hythe sits on the western shore of Southampton Water, famous for its pier and ferry, on the edge of the New Forest with its waterfront properties and wooded surroundings.

Hedge End is a growing town between Southampton and Eastleigh, with a blend of long-established neighbourhoods and a good deal of newer residential development.

Denmead is a village just north-west of Waterlooville, surrounded by farmland and close to the South Downs, with a rural feel and generous, leafy gardens.