Sunshine Coast Tree Removal

Yes, we offer 24-hour emergency storm damage tree removal services so if you have trees on your property that need removing, we’ll be there any time of day or night.

At Arborclimb, we’re tree experts, so we can take a look at your tree and diagnose the issue. If it just needs cutting back, we can do that or if the tree is dead, we can cut it down and grind the stump so you’d never know there had been a problem!

No, at Arborclimb, we will remove any trees we cut down from your property, so you don’t have to. We will also remove any shrubs, vegetation or cuttings and we offer a mulching service on-site for an eco-friendly tree removal option.

The cost of our tree removal services will depend on the size of the project and what services you require, but we pride ourselves on affordable services to meet your budget. We are happy to provide you with a personalised quote for tree removal services.

At Arborclimb Tree Services, we have over 20 years of experience in the industry. Our arborists ensure that every tree removal is approached with the utmost precision, care and awareness of its broader environmental implications. Furthermore, we adhere to tree care standards, providing safe and efficient service every time.

Absolutely. Protecting our customers and their property is paramount to us. While our team always works carefully, we ensure that all potential risks are covered. You can rest assured that our arborists are fully insured.

Obtaining a council permit is a requirement prior to carrying out certain tree-related tasks, particularly those involving protected or significant trees. It's important to consult your local council's regulations, as the penalties for unauthorised work can be substantial. We're available to provide guidance and support throughout this process.

Tree removal can be a complex and dangerous task. By hiring professionals, you ensure the safe and efficient removal of trees without risking injury or damage to your property. Arborists have the knowledge and equipment to handle such tasks. Additionally, professionals can assess the health and stability of a tree, providing insights and recommendations for care or removal.

Lopping generally refers to the removal of large sections of a tree, often cutting off significant branches or even the top portion. This method is primarily used to reduce a tree's size, which may seem too large for its surroundings. However, lopping can cause stress and make the tree more susceptible to pests and diseases. 

On the other hand, pruning is a more deliberate approach to tree care. It involves the selective removal of branches, particularly those that are diseased or dying. The primary aim of pruning is to enhance the tree's health, appearance and overall structure. 

It's advisable to have your trees inspected at least once a year, especially if they're located near structures or public areas. Regular inspections can help identify potential problems early, ensuring the tree's health and reducing risks to your property.

Regular care and maintenance, such as proper watering, mulching, fertilisation and pruning, can significantly contribute to a tree's health and longevity. Furthermore, protecting trees from physical damage and consulting an arborist when unsure about tree care practices can help ensure they thrive for years to come.

A hazardous tree often displays signs such as loose or hanging branches, cracks in the trunk, leaning more than usual or visible roots. It's always best to consult an arborist if you suspect a tree might pose a risk.

Stump grinding ensures that the leftover tree stump doesn't become a tripping hazard. Besides safety, removing a stump can also enhance aesthetics and prevent the spread of pests or diseases.

An arborist report is a detailed document prepared by an arborist, providing an in-depth evaluation of the health, condition and management recommendations for a tree or group of trees. It includes vital information such as species identification, age, measurements, health assessment and any signs of disease or pest infestation. The report also assesses potential risks to people or property and suggests appropriate management actions. This report is essential for informed decision-making regarding tree care and management.

You may require an arborist report in several instances, such as for council development applications where trees may be affected by construction. In addition, you may need it for assessing the safety of trees, especially after extreme weather events. These reports are also invaluable in dispute resolution involving trees or when dealing with heritage or protected trees, ensuring compliance with legal and environmental guidelines.