Hedge cutting work in Stamullen
Hedge cutting is seasonal for a legal reason as well as a practical one: nesting birds restrict when hedges can be cut, and clients often do not know it. It is heavier work than mowing, pays more per visit, and the waste is usually the client’s biggest question.
The commuter belt works on a different rhythm to the city. Households here are usually out during the day and want a key-holder they trust rather than someone different each week — which means the work tends to be regular, and the client relationships tend to last longer than in the centre.
Requests in Stamullen and the surrounding parts of Co. Meath go out to professionals who cover the area. You say where you travel, so you are not offered work an hour away.
What comes up in this trade
- Annual and twice-yearly cuts, timed around nesting
- Reducing overgrown boundaries
- Shaping and topping established hedges
- Removing and disposing of the cuttings
What the work needs
- Hedge trimmer and, for tall work, access equipment
- Knowing the nesting restrictions before quoting