Where we work
Marlow, Henley, High Wycombe.
Bloom Tree Care is based on Seymour Park Road in Marlow and works across the Thames Valley around it — the Buckinghamshire villages, the Chiltern edge and over the river into Berkshire and South Oxfordshire. Being genuinely local matters in this trade: it means a quote visit is a short drive rather than a scheduling problem, and that emergency storm work can actually be reached the same day. Not sure whether you are covered? Just ring and ask.
Marlow
Home ground. Mature garden trees behind the period houses off West Street and Station Road, plus the big conifer hedges of the post-war streets — crown reductions, hedge work and removals.
Little Marlow
Larger plots and boundary trees where reductions, thinning and full dismantles are the usual work, with room to chip on site.
Bisham
Riverside gardens and steep wooded banks above the Thames, where access is often the hardest part of the job and roping down is the norm.
Hurley
Village gardens and orchard trees — dormant-season apple and pear pruning, plus storm work on the exposed riverside boundary.
Medmenham
Estate-edge gardens with veteran specimens that want careful, minimal pruning rather than reduction.
Henley
Over the river into Oxfordshire — conservation-area gardens where a six-week notice to the council is part of the job, not an afterthought.
Cookham
Mature limes, beeches and willows on the Berkshire bank, plus the hedges that come with long, narrow village plots.
Bourne End
Family gardens where crown lifting to get light back onto the lawn is the most common request we get.
High Wycombe
Chiltern beech country. Town gardens with trees far too big for them, and slopes where sectional felling is the only sensible option.
Pinkneys Green
Common-edge gardens with self-set ash and sycamore that need taking in hand before they reach the roofline.
Lane End
Higher, more exposed ground where wind damage and deadwooding make up much of the year's work.
Cadmore End
The far edge of the patch on the Chiltern ridge — woodland-boundary trees, hedges and clearance.
The list above is taken from our own service area. If you are close to one of these and not certain, ring 01628 947199 — if it is not for us, we will say so rather than waste your time.
Local, and it matters here
Three different councils cover this patch, and they do not all treat tree work the same way. Knowing which one your address falls under — and whether it sits in a conservation area — is part of quoting the job properly rather than a surprise that arrives six weeks in. It is also why we can usually get to a storm-damaged tree in Marlow or Bisham the same day.
TPOs, conservation areas and the lawIn Marlow or nearby?
Ring for a free quote — and if the job is not one for us, we will say so rather than waste your afternoon.