Tree removal across six Australian cities. One number. Flat written quotes.

Six services. One crew. Quote, job, invoice — in that order.

We do tree work that the homeowner can stand back and feel good about. No upselling, no "starting at" pricing, no surprise stump fee at the end. The arborist who quotes the job is the one who runs it on the day.

What city are you in?

Council rules and tree species change every state line. Start with your city and we'll point you at the right page.

• Tree removal Sydney
• Tree removal Melbourne
• Tree removal Brisbane
• Tree removal Canberra
• Tree removal Gold Coast
• Tree removal Adelaide

Free tools we built because the rest of the trade doesn't bother

The first thing most homeowners want isn't a quote — it's an answer. Is the tree dying? Do I need a permit? What's it likely to cost? We built seven tools for that. All free, no email gate, no chat bot.

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Three steps. Quote, job, invoice. In that order.

1. Free site visit, written quote in 48 hours

   You call or send a message with the address. We turn up, look at the tree (and what's around it), and email a flat all-in number. Includes stump if you want it. Permits flagged if needed. No call-out fee, no obligation.

2. Job day — same crew, same quote

   The arborist who quoted is the one who climbs. Two-person ground crew, certified rigging, traffic plan if it's near a road. We don't sub the work.

3. Site cleared, invoice on the same number

   Debris off-site, mulch left on request, stump ground or scheduled. Photos before/after on the invoice. Card or transfer.

Cheap quote, expensive outcome. The recurring problem.

Most calls we get are second-quote calls. The first quote came in low and excluded the stump, the debris, or the cherry-picker. Or it came from a "mate with a chainsaw" who can do it for $300 cash and is uninsured.

We've quoted against the cousin-with-a-chainsaw for fifteen years. Sometimes the cousin gets the job and the homeowner saves $400. Sometimes the cousin clips a neighbour's wall on the way down and the homeowner is on the hook for $47,000 because there's no public liability behind the cousin's name. The maths only ever runs one way.

We're not always the cheapest. We're the cheapest outcome, which is a different number. The cost guide breaks it down honestly.

When you don't need us

Half the calls we get could've been handled differently. The honest list:

• If a powerline is within 3m of the tree, call your network operator (Energex, Ausgrid, PowerCor, Evoenergy, SA Power Networks). They send a crew for free.
• If it's a single branch you can reach with a step ladder, do it yourself. Saves you our $350 minimum.
• If the tree's healthy and just dropping leaves, that's what trees do. Pruning won't change it. Check the symptom guide first.
• If the tree's on the neighbour's side of the fence, talk to them first. We can't legally touch it without their permission.
• If you've got a heritage gum that's been there 90 years and the council won't approve removal, leave it. Check the permit directory before you waste a quote.

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