Emes Trees

Emes Trees is a professional arborist and tree surgeon operating for over 11 years. The company covers Birmingham, Coventry, Warwickshire, Nuneaton and the West Midlands, undertaking domestic and commercial tree work. It specialises in delicate fruit tree pruning, overgrown tree reductions and large technical jobs requiring expert rigging.

Emes Trees is NPTC qualified and fully insured, and guarantees a job well done with minimal disruption to property and land. Founder Alex Emes previously worked with a dynamic tree firm on prestigious trees including the Royal Palaces, and spent six years in Sydney, Australia, ascending 120-foot gum trees and working on enormous crane jobs. Emes Trees offers free quotes and consultations.

Emes Trees operates from Earlsdon in Coventry, with hours listed around the clock, and its reviews describe a consistently professional and tidy operation. Alex and his team are named repeatedly, with customers describing large tree removals, crown work, hedge trimming and general tidying carried out safely and without fuss. A point raised often is how little mess remains afterwards, with gardens, driveways and paths cleared and chipped branches removed so that barely any trace of the job is left behind.

Several accounts mention punctuality and competitive quotations agreed before work starts, along with a willingness to explain options and offer guidance on what a tree or hedge actually needs. Communication features strongly too, including handling permissions with the local planning authority on behalf of a customer living within a protected area, and keeping people informed throughout.

Corrective work also comes up, with reviewers noting that previously poorly pruned trees were reshaped and secured properly. Conduct on site is praised, with team members described as polite, considerate and mindful of passers-by and neighbouring properties. Past customers mention returning to the company for further jobs and recommending it to neighbours and friends. With availability listed every day, scheduling appears flexible, and work is carried out efficiently once a time has been agreed.