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Services

Everything we do.

Tree care, removals and stump grinding, across Melbourne's north-east. Each one is quoted in writing before we start, and done by our own team.

A chainsaw cutting through a pale gum log, with sawdust flying

01

Pruning and thinning

Deadwood out, weight off long limbs, light let through, all to the Australian pruning standard.

  • Deadwooding
  • Crown thinning and lifting
  • Clearance from roofs
  • Fruit and ornamental trees

Most prunes $450 to $1,200

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A tree crew working on a leafy suburban street, with a wood chipper, a truck and traffic cones

02

Tree removal

Taken down in sections by climbers or crane, even in the tightest backyards.

  • Sectional removals
  • Crane removals
  • Permit applications
  • Traffic management

Priced on a site visit

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A worker in hi-vis guiding a yellow stump grinder over a stump in a backyard

03

Stump grinding

Ground well below the surface so you can turf, plant or pave straight over.

  • Narrow-access grinders
  • Root chasing
  • Grindings left or removed
  • Holes back-filled

From $180

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An arborist in work gear tapping the trunk of a large gum with a mallet to check for decay

04

Arborist reports

Health and risk assessments for councils, builders, insurers and nervous neighbours.

  • Tree risk assessments
  • Development reports
  • Tree protection zones
  • Plain-English summaries

From $450

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A huge gum tree over a suburban backyard

05

Storm damage

Fallen trees and hanging limbs made safe, day or night, with insurance photos taken.

  • 24/7 call-outs
  • Make-safe first
  • Insurance reports
  • Clean-up after

Call any time

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A native garden bed of kangaroo paw and grevillea, freshly mulched, with a rake against the fence

06

Mulch and green waste

Everything we cut is chipped on site. Keep the mulch for your garden, or we take it away.

  • Chipped on site
  • Free mulch drops
  • Green waste recycled
  • Firewood rounds left on request

Free with any job

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Tree check

Should you be worried about that tree?

Four quick questions. It won't replace a proper look, but it will tell you how soon you should get one.

  1. 1Is it leaning more than it used to?
  2. 2Any large dead branches overhead?
  3. 3Cracks, mushrooms or soft wood near the base?
  4. 4What would it land on?

What we'd suggest

Answer all four to see.

Your answers stay on this page.

A rough guide, not an inspection. If a tree is moving, cracking or touching power lines, keep clear and call.

How it works

From first call to finished, in four steps.

No guesswork about what happens next. You'll know who's coming, when, and what it costs before anything starts.

  1. 01

    Free look

    An arborist walks the site with you, looks at the tree properly and talks through the options.

  2. 02

    Written quote

    What we'll cut, how, what it costs and whether you need a council permit. Usually within a day.

  3. 03

    The work

    Qualified climbers, the right gear for the access, and your neighbours told before we start.

  4. 04

    Clean-up

    Raked, blown and swept. Mulch left in a pile where you want it, or gone with us.

Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

Do I need a permit to remove my tree?

Often, yes. Many councils in the north-east protect trees by size or species, and vegetation overlays cover a lot of Eltham and Warrandyte. We check, and we lodge the application for you.

Can you work if there's no side access?

Usually. Our climbers lower everything on ropes, and our narrow grinders fit through a standard garden gate.

Will you take the wood away?

Yes, or leave it. Branches are chipped into mulch on site; trunks can be cut into firewood rounds if you'd like them.

Worried about a tree?

Book a free look. An arborist will come out, check it properly and give you a straight answer.