Working across Angus
Gardens and trees we look after here
Angus is a wide, largely rural county and our work here reflects that. We cover Arbroath, Carnoustie, Forfar, Brechin, Kirriemuir and Montrose, along with the farms, cottages and glen properties in between. Jobs are often larger than in the cities — long boundary hedges, shelter belts, roadside trees and full garden clearances on properties where a paddock or field edge meets the lawn.
The local landscape
The coastal strip from Carnoustie up to Montrose is windswept and salt-exposed, and shelter planting takes a beating over winter. Inland towards Forfar, Kirriemuir and the mouths of the Angus glens the ground is more sheltered and fertile, with substantial mature hardwoods and long-established beech and hawthorn boundaries that need regular management to stay dense rather than gappy at the base.
Local considerations in Angus
Rural Angus properties usually have good access for machinery, which keeps costs down on larger jobs — but they also bring more overhead line proximity, livestock fencing and roadside safety to plan around. Conservation areas in Montrose, Brechin and Kirriemuir and protected trees on older properties mean we still check with Angus Council before any tree work that might be restricted.
Need a tree surgeon in Angus? Our dedicated page covers removal, pruning, stump grinding and what each job involves locally.