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Oasis Tree & Garden Care

Transforming outdoor spaces across central Scotland for over a decade

Falkirk · Grangemouth · Larbert · Denny · Bo'ness · Polmont · Linlithgow · Stirling · Alloa · and across central Scotland

Tree, hedge & garden care, done right.

Careful, professional work at fair prices for homes across Falkirk, Grangemouth, Linlithgow, Stirling and the surrounding towns — and we always leave your garden tidy.

  • Free home consultations & no-obligation quotes
  • Over a decade of experience — qualified & fully insured
  • 10% off for pensioners, disabled customers & Blue Light Card holders
5.0 from 190+ reviews

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  • Free quotes
  • Always tidy
  • Fast response
  • 10% discount

Tree health

Do you know the health of your trees?

Most people only think about a tree once something has gone wrong. In reality a tree gives you plenty of warning first — as long as you know what you are looking at. These are the signs our team checks for.

Looking down into the cut stump of a felled tree, its centre rotted away to a deep hollow, with the tree surgeon's boots at the edge for scale.

This client was concerned about tree branches overhanging their home and their neighbour's garden. Our team quickly responded and completed a same-day survey.

In this case, the tree had to be immediately removed. Approximately five tonnes of weight that grew over two properties was carefully dismantled piece by piece.

Skip the worry and book your tree survey today. 07746 617850

Six signs worth a closer look

Tap any sign to read what it usually means.

Mushrooms or fungus around the base
Fungal growth on the roots, the base or the trunk often means decay inside the wood — and it can be well advanced while the crown above still looks perfectly healthy. It is one of the first things we look for.
Dead or bare branches in the crown
Deadwood does not hold on forever. Branches that never came into leaf, or bare patches high up in the crown, can come down without warning. On an otherwise healthy tree this is usually a straightforward bit of pruning.
Cracks, cavities or a hollow sound
Splits down the trunk, open cavities, or a hollow note when the trunk is tapped can all point to decay in the middle of the tree — the part you cannot see from the ground.
A new lean, or soil lifting at the base
A tree that has started to lean, or ground that is cracked or heaving on one side of the base, can mean the root plate is moving. This is the one worth phoning about sooner rather than later, particularly after a storm.
Bark peeling, missing or loose
Healthy bark is firm and tight to the tree. Large patches coming away, or bare wood showing underneath, is a sign the tree is under stress or already dying back.
Ash dieback
Ash trees that leaf late, lose leaves early or have a visibly thinning crown, often with dark, diamond-shaped lesions where a branch meets the trunk. Ash dieback is widespread across central Scotland and we deal with it regularly.

Spotting one of these does not mean a tree has to come down. More often it is a prune, some deadwood removed, or simply something to keep an eye on. If you are not sure, we will come and take a look, give expert advice and an immediate plan of action.

What we do

Tree & garden services across central Scotland

From one-off jobs to regular upkeep, we handle the lot for homes in Falkirk, Grangemouth, Linlithgow, Stirling and right across the region — carefully, safely, and always leaving your garden tidy.

Why choose us

Local, careful and easy to deal with

Over a decade of experience

We've been caring for trees, hedges and gardens across central Scotland for more than ten years.

Qualified & fully insured

An NPTC & Lantra qualified team, with RHS-trained surveyors and full insurance.

Tidy, every time

We clear away every branch and cutting — customers say you'd never know we'd been.

Fast, professional response

Quick to reply and quick to help — including storm damage and dangerous trees.

Fair, honest prices

Free quotes, honest advice and 10% off for pensioners, disabled customers & Blue Light.

Kind to older customers

A real weight off your mind if the garden's become too much to manage on your own.

Regular upkeep

Regular garden maintenance, as often as suits you

Fortnightly, monthly or just now and then — we'll keep your grass, hedges and weeds under control all year, and clear everything away when we leave.

See how plans work
  • Fortnightly
  • Monthly
  • Every 3 months
  • Twice a year
  • Annually

Reviews

What our customers say

Rated 5 out of 5 from more than 190 reviews. Here is what a few of our customers had to say.

5.0
Arrived on time and done as I asked. They made a really good job of tidying up at the end of the cutting. They came as a recommendation from a friend. I've agreed to twice yearly maintenance since I can't maintain the garden anymore. Thanks for the hard work.
Archie Garden maintenance
5.0
Couldn't fault this company. Wish I could attach before and after photos. My garden has been completely transformed. Huge trees are now much smaller allowing more light into not just mine but the neighbours as well. I must mention that they tidied up really well and bonus points for not damaging the small shrubs under the tree. Thank you.
Catherine M. Tree surgery
5.0
The quality & speed of the work I could never have imagined, absolutely outstanding. Friendly, knowledgeable and willing to travel further than I would have expected to capture work. Probably the best contractor I've ever had the pleasure of dealing with.
Heath M. Tree surgery

Where we work

Covering Falkirk & central Scotland

Based in Falkirk and out across central Scotland every week — from Grangemouth, Bo'ness and Linlithgow to Stirling, Alloa, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

  • Falkirk
  • Camelon
  • Larbert
  • Stenhousemuir
  • Carron
  • Grangemouth
  • Polmont
  • Laurieston
  • Denny
  • Bonnybridge
  • Bo'ness
  • Linlithgow
  • Airth
  • Slamannan
  • Stirling
  • Bridge of Allan
  • Dunblane
  • Alloa

Also covering

  • Callander
  • Tillicoultry
  • Alva
  • Kinross
  • Dunfermline
  • Cumbernauld
  • Kilsyth
  • Kirkintilloch
  • Bathgate
  • Livingston
  • Edinburgh
  • the Lothians
  • Glasgow
  • Coatbridge
  • Airdrie
  • Wishaw
  • East Kilbride
  • Paisley
  • Greenock
  • Perth
  • Dundee
  • Ayr

Not sure if we cover you? Just ask — we travel right across the region.

Ready for a tidy, well-kept garden?

Get a free, no-obligation quote today. Expert advice, fair prices, and 10% off for pensioners, disabled customers and Blue Light Card holders.