Monor
Monor, on the edge of the sand ridge
Tree removal rulesTrees on public land require a legally final felling permit
On the local page we have collected what the regulations say about:
- Tree removal
- Noisy garden work
- Green waste
We take on tree removal, gardening and landscaping in Monor too, and since one team does everything from the trees to the lawn, you won’t need to call three different companies. We come out to Monor as well, the on-site survey is free, and we give you the price in writing.

Monor lies 25 kilometres from Budapest, beside main road 4 and the M4 expressway, where the sand ridge between the Danube and the Tisza meets the Monor-Irsa Hills. Sandy soil drains water quickly, so in gardens here, irrigation and careful soil preparation matter all the more.
If you’d like to rebuild your garden in Monor, we can level the ground, lay turf and install an underground irrigation system divided into zones. And if a tree has to go, it’s worth planting a new one in its place, because on sandy soil, shade is worth its weight in gold.
A muddy plot and the finished garden. Drag the slider to compare the two.

BeforeAfterMonor’s tree decree (21/2023. (VI. 19.), as amended in 2024) applies to trees on public land within the built-up area. Such a tree may only be felled with a legally final felling permit and must be replaced regardless of its size, and whoever fells it must also arrange for the branches to be taken away and the stump ground out.
The local decree contains no provisions for trees in your own garden, and we’ll check during the survey whether any other rule applies. If a street tree is bothering you, felling it requires the permission of the town clerk (jegyző), and we can help with that too.
How we approach tree removal →
Source Monor 21/2023. (VI. 19.) önkormányzati rendelet a fás szárú növények védelméről We reviewed this rule in November 2026. Regulations can change, so we check it again at the site visit.
In Monor, waste is collected by DTKH Nonprofit Kft. According to the 2026 waste calendar, green waste is collected every two weeks from March to early December, on a day of the week that varies by zone, and in January undecorated Christmas trees are taken away. Leaves, grass clippings and weeds are collected in bags, and twigs and branches in bundles, which may be no more than 1 metre long and no thicker than 5 centimetres.
From blocks of flats, green waste is collected on Thursdays in odd-numbered weeks. The trunk of a felled tree is, of course, far thicker than the 5-centimetre limit, so we’ll take that and any other large pieces away on request.
Source DTKH, 2026. évi hulladéknaptár, Monor · Monor Város, Megjelent a 2026. évi hulladéknaptár We reviewed this rule in November 2026. Regulations can change, so we check it again at the site visit.
For a tree on public land, yes: under Monor’s decree you need a legally final permit and must replace the tree. The local decree doesn’t cover trees in your own garden, but we’ll check during the survey whether any permit is needed, and we have a separate page on the subject.
Probably yes, because in the Monor decrees we reviewed we didn’t come across any rule tying mowing to certain times or days of the week. Even so, for the sake of good neighbourly relations, we don’t start mowing at the crack of dawn either.
Yes, because water drains away quickly in loose, sandy garden soil, and a zoned automatic irrigation system can be set zone by zone to suit what the plants need. We winterise it in autumn and start it up again in spring.
Yes, we come out to Monor for tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, landscaping and garden maintenance alike. If you request a survey, we’ll get in touch within one working day, and you’re welcome to write to us in English.
Tell us what the problem is with your garden or tree, and we will call you back within one working day. A site visit in Monor is free too. You can write to us in English.
Quicker by phone? Call us on +36 20 944 3464.
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Monor, on the edge of the sand ridge
Tree removal rulesTrees on public land require a legally final felling permit
On the local page we have collected what the regulations say about:
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