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Assuming it's not vastly overgrown, it certainly does sound vastly exorbitant.........what were they going to cut it with... nail clippers?!!...... how long's it going to take? It's a really small hedge and I'd expect to easily do it in less than an hour... and that would include a stop for tea and biscuits lol.
Agreed with Graham - assuming its not on a massively steep bank or horrendously overgrown I would say it is (slightly longer than Graham) a couple of hours work, including clearing everything up.... for a regular client well under £100, for a one off £80 seems about right
I regularly use three reputable tree surgeons to carry out work for us and obtain quotes from all for work ranging from a few hundred to a good few thou. Even tho I know them all well, their prices often vary quite considerably for the same job.
It does seem strange in this case that 'almost all come in at £160' for what seems quite a small job. Maybe there's a bit more to it and the 6' bit is the finish and it currently stands at 12ft!