Sülysáp
Sülysáp, in the Lower Tápió valley
Tree removal rulesTrees on public land need a permit
On the local page we have collected what the regulations say about:
- Tree removal
- Noisy garden work
- Green waste
Sülysáp, in the Lower Tápió valley
Tree Removal and Gardening in Sülysáp
If you need tree removal or a gardener in Sülysáp, the GazEmberek will come out to you, and one team does everything from pruning and stump grinding to landscaping. After a free survey you get a written quote, and if you like, we’ll take the green waste away at the end of the job.
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Sülysáp gardens in the Lower Tápió valley
Sülysáp was created by merging Tápiósáp and Tápiósüly, and the two old villages are still roughly divided by the railway line, with Szőlősnyaraló lying north of the tracks. The town sits 25 kilometres east of Budapest, where the Gödöllő Hills meet the Monor-Irsa Hills, in the valley of the Lower Tápió, among gentle hills and good farmland.
Good soil is good soil for weeds too, so in an overgrown garden or plot we start with scrub clearance and land clearing, and only then can the lawn, the hedge and the new trees follow. If a tree is in the way, we first check whether pruning can save it.
Parts of town Tápiósáp, Tápiósüly, Szőlősnyaraló
Garden work in Sülysáp
Tree removalDangerous trees too, with rope access and removal→Tree pruningWhen the tree can still be saved→Stump grindingSo that lawn or a new tree can take its place→Lawn mowingOne-off or regular→Garden maintenanceMonthly care all year round→Hedge trimmingShaping and renovation, clippings taken away→Land clearingOvergrown gardens and plots brought back→Garden designDesign, levelling, paths and planting beds→Turf layingWith soil preparation and the first watering→Irrigation systemInstallation, autumn winterisation, spring start-up→
Before and after
A muddy plot and the finished garden. Drag the slider to compare the two.
BeforeAfterTree removal in Sülysáp
In Sülysáp there is no separate local decree on felling trees in private gardens, or at least we didn’t find one. Under the decree on public cleanliness and green spaces (8/2009. (X. 16.)), however, trees on public land may only be felled with a permit, and for a tree felled without one, its value must be paid or a tree of equal value planted in its place.
The townscape protection decree (19/2017. (IX. 22.)) also protects trees and rows of trees that are significant to the townscape: these may only be felled if they have died or pose a public hazard, and they must then be replaced at the same time as they are felled. During the survey we’ll check whether this affects your tree.
How we approach tree removal →
Source Sülysáp 8/2009. (X. 16.) önkormányzati rendelet a köztisztaság fenntartásáról, valamint a zöldterület- és parkfenntartásról · Sülysáp 19/2017. (IX. 22.) önkormányzati rendelet a településkép védelméről, 17. § We reviewed this rule in November 2026. Regulations can change, so we check it again at the site visit.
- Trees on public land need a permit
- If a tree is felled without a permit, its value must be paid or the tree replaced
- Trees significant to the townscape may only be felled if dead or a public hazard
- Felled or dead trees must be replaced
Year-round green waste collection in Sülysáp
In Sülysáp, waste is collected by DTKH Nonprofit Kft., and according to the 2026 waste calendar it picks up green waste all year round: every two weeks from March to October, once a month from November to February, plus a separate Christmas tree collection in January. The collection days changed from 18 August 2026, and you can find the exact dates on the DTKH website after selecting the town.
Twigs and branches must be tied into bundles no longer than 1 metre and no thicker than 5 centimetres, while leaves, grass clippings and weeds can go out in bags. Don’t wrestle with thicker branches and tree trunks yourself: if you ask, we’ll take them away.
Source DTKH, 2026. évi hulladéknaptár, Sülysáp · DTKH, Napáthelyezés a szelektív és zöldhulladék-szállításban 2026. 08. 18-tól We reviewed this rule in November 2026. Regulations can change, so we check it again at the site visit.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a permit to cut down a tree in Sülysáp?
If the tree is on public land, yes. We found no separate local tree felling decree for trees in your own garden, but strict rules do apply to trees significant to the townscape. We’ll check what applies to your tree during the survey, and you can find out more on our permits page.
Can I mow the lawn on a Sunday in Sülysáp?
We found no rule against it: none of the Sülysáp decrees we reviewed tie mowing or the use of garden machines to particular times of day. We still keep the neighbours’ peace in mind, so we only work with noisy machines during the day.
Do you clear neglected plots?
Yes. First we clear the scrub and tidy up the plot, then, if you’d like, we level the ground, lay a lawn and plant trees. We also take away the cut brush and branches at the end of the job.
Do you cover Sülysáp?
Yes, we come out to Tápiósáp, Tápiósüly and Szőlősnyaraló alike. Write to us using the form (English is fine) or give us a call, and we’ll get back to you within one working day.
Site visit in Sülysáp
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 Sülysáp is free too. You can write to us in English.
Quicker by phone? Call us on +36 20 944 3464.
Where else do we work?
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