Hedge trimming
Service Plus Stockholm AB trims and shapes hedges of all kinds and heights for houses, housing cooperatives and companies across Greater Stockholm – with straight sides, a level top and removal of the cuttings. Hedge trimming qualifies for RUT deduction.
Service Plus keeps your hedges in perfect shape. Our hedge specialist Tuja trims privet, thuja, hornbeam and every other kind of hedge – tall or low – with straight sides and a level top. The right trimming at the right time gives a denser, healthier hedge year after year. We remove all the cuttings and leave the plot clean.
Hedge trimming qualifies for a RUT deduction of up to 50% of the labour cost.
Suited for
- Houses with boundary hedges
- Housing cooperatives with long hedges
- Overgrown hedges that need to be brought down
- Topiary hedges that need to stay sharp
Service Plus provides hedge trimming in Stockholm, Solna, Sundbyberg, Nacka, Värmdö, Lidingö, Danderyd, Täby, Vallentuna, Österåker, Sollentuna, Järfälla, Upplands Väsby, Ekerö, Huddinge, Botkyrka, Haninge, Tyresö, Södertälje, Norrtälje and the rest of Greater Stockholm.
Key facts about hedge trimming
- Carried out by
- Experienced Service Plus specialists with the right equipment
- Area
- All of Greater Stockholm, every municipality in Stockholm County
- Price
- Free quote with a clear hourly rate, usually within 24 hours
- RUT deduction
- Yes, 50% of the labour cost is deducted directly on the invoice
- Booking
- One-off jobs or seasonal/year-round contracts
- Peace of mind
- Quality, accountability and a satisfaction guarantee
Frequently asked questions about hedge trimming
When in the year should the hedge be trimmed?
Most hedges are trimmed in June–July and ideally once more in August–September. Service Plus adapts the timing to the type of hedge and offers seasonal contracts with fixed trims.
Can Service Plus lower a hedge that has grown too tall?
Yes. Service Plus lowers and rejuvenates overgrown hedges, often in stages over a couple of seasons so the hedge keeps its density.
Is hedge trimming covered by the RUT deduction?
Yes. Hedge trimming on the plot of your home qualifies for a RUT deduction (the Swedish tax deduction for household services) of up to 50% of the labour cost. Service Plus handles the application with the Swedish Tax Agency.
