56 days ago

January 2026 New Year Specials on Tree, Hedge & Garden work

Shoreside Trees & Gardens Ltd

Hi Neighbours,

Shoreside Trees is offering January 2026 New Year Special discounted prices on tree and hedge work and large garden tidy ups.

Our team has had a small break and we are now ready to get stuck into what we do best – providing top quality arborist and garden services.

If you are lucky enough to still have some time off, why not get in touch with Stu to arrange a one-on-one consultation for any tree or garden needs you have plans for.

Stu has been in the industry for 20+ years and prides himself on offering a prompt and professional service from the initial quote with expert advice to carrying out the work in a timely manner by our experienced arborist and garden crews with emphasis on the final finish to provide a truly top-quality service. Our google reviews speak for themselves!!

You can also enquire over the phone with Stu about our supply of top-quality mulch to nurture your gardens this summer and our firewood available for this coming winter. We have limited stock available on both so give Stu a call directly for pricing.

Please see below for a list of the types of services on offer for you:

Tree Services - Tree removals, Tree pruning, Tree reductions, Trimming & Shaping, View Restoration, Stumpgrinding, Chipping, 24/7 Emergency Storm Damage, Site / Section Clearing

Garden Services - Hedge trimming, Reductions and Shaping, Garden Tidy Ups, Pre-Sale Property Tidy Ups, Rubbish Removal

We would love to hear from you, so please get in touch with Stu to arrange your free quote now.
Call or text: 021 175 8660 Freephone: 0800 920 013 Email: Stu@shoresidetrees.co.nz

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πŸ›‘οΈ The "Caller Check" Test
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