Commercial Tree Services in Tweed Heads, NSW
What is included
What Is Included in Our Commercial Tree Services
- We talk with the site or facility manager about where the trees are, who uses the area and when.
- The crew walks the site to look at canopy over paths, roofs, cars and signs, and at roots near paving.
- Footpaths, car spaces and entrances under the work area are coned or taped off before climbing starts.
- Trees are pruned, thinned or removed in sections, with the ground crew keeping people clear of the drop zone.
- Palms, stumps and large trees are removed where a site is being cleared for building or redevelopment.
- Roots lifting paving, kerbs or pipes are cut back or removed so the surface can be repaired.
- Branches go through a chipper on site and the mulch is left for garden beds or carted off.
- Timber, leaf litter and offcuts are cleared from paths, car spaces and gardens before the crew leaves.
Why us
Why Choose Us for Commercial Tree Services?
Accountable for every job, long after the day
Every commercial tree services job is done by the people who will still be here next year.
Tested and signed off before we leave
Everything we touch on your commercial tree services is tested before we go, you get walked through exactly what was done.
Local arborists, not a call centre
An arborist answers the phone and the same faces come back if the job runs over a day.
How the job runs
Work is planned around the site's day
Who uses the site, and when
Tell us what the site is, where the trees stand and who walks or drives under them. Say which days and times are quiet and which are busy, and who holds the keys or controls the gate. If a tree has already dropped a limb onto a path or car park, say that first.
Walking the site, setting the plan
We walk the grounds with the site contact and decide which trees are pruned, which come out and where the work area, trucks and chipper will stand. Paving, drains, signs and lights are noted so the order of work protects them, and any tree touching a wire is flagged before anyone climbs. Tree rules from the council or the owner can apply to larger trees, so check early.
Working through the day, then clearing
The work area is coned or taped off, then the climber works through the trees one at a time while the ground crew watches the drop zone. Cut sections are fed into the chipper or loaded onto the truck as they come down. Before the crew leaves, paths, car spaces and garden beds are swept and checked.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas do you cover?
Tweed Heads, the Tweed Coast, Murwillumbah and the Tweed Valley, and the southern Gold Coast as far as Palm Beach and Tallebudgera. Each place has its own page on the service areas page. If yours is not listed, ask, because the list is where we work most often rather than a boundary.
Do you work in Queensland as well as New South Wales?
Yes. The work crosses the border at Tweed Heads and Coolangatta and carries on through Gold Coast suburbs such as Currumbin, Elanora and Bilinga. Which council a tree falls under changes with the side of the border, and that can change what you need to check before a tree comes down.
Which tree jobs do you do?
Trimming, pruning, tree and limb removal, stump grinding, root removal, chipping and mulching, palm tree removal, land clearing and fire breaks, arborist services, commercial tree work, crane-assisted removal and emergency tree work. Each job has its own page on the services page.
Do you do emergency tree work?
Yes. Emergency tree service is one of the jobs on the services page. We are open 24 hours a day, Monday to Saturday, and closed on Sundays. Ring 0458 795 659, say what has come down and what it is lying on, and keep everyone well back until we have spoken.
What is the difference between pruning and lopping?
Pruning takes a branch off at the branch collar, the swelling where it joins the trunk, so the tree can seal the wound. Lopping cuts through a branch anywhere along its length and tends to leave a stub that decays. Pruning is the method for a tree that is staying.
What happens to the branches and the mulch?
Branches and leaves are put through a commercial chipper on site. You can keep the mulch for your garden beds or have it taken away, whichever suits the block.
How far down is a stump ground?
Below ground level, so the spot can go back to lawn, paving or a new planting. Roots are taken out as well when they need to be, and the chips and debris are dealt with as part of the job.
How often do palm trees need cleaning?
Once or twice a year is usual. The job is taking off the dead brown fronds, seed pods and berries that would otherwise land on paths, cars and people.
Do I need council permission to remove a tree?
Often you do, and it varies. Tree preservation rules depend on the council, the zoning, the size of the tree and whether it is a native or protected species. Check with your council before a large or protected tree comes down.
What is crane-assisted tree removal?
A crane takes the weight of each section while a climber makes the cuts, then lifts it clear. It is used for trees that are large, dangerous or too hard to reach any other way, such as ones standing over a house or close to power lines.
What should I tell you when I call?
Where the tree is, roughly how tall it is, what it stands near, such as a roof, fence, pool or wire, and whether it is leaning or has split. A photo taken from a safe distance helps. Say whether a truck can reach the back yard too.
What should I do if a tree or limb is touching a power line?
Stay well back, keep people and pets away, and do not touch the tree or anything it is touching. Treat the line as live and ring 000 if anyone is at risk. Once everyone is clear, ring the number at the top of this page and tell us what is touching what.
Related work
Other jobs we get called out for
crane-assisted tree removal
Crane-assisted removal uses a crane to take the weight of each section while a climber makes the cuts, then lifts it clear of roofs, fences and pools.
Read moreemergency tree service
Emergency tree work is for the tree that has already come down or is about to: a storm-torn limb, an uprooted trunk, a split crown hanging over a roof or driveway.
Read moretree trimming
Tree trimming takes dead wood, crowded growth and overhanging branches off a tree that is staying. It keeps light and air moving through the canopy and clears roofs, gutters, fences and paths.
Read moreServing Tweed Heads and The Surrounding Areas
Where we work
Ready when you are
Book Commercial Tree Services in Tweed Heads Today
Tell us what the site is and how many trees you want looked at, then say which part of the grounds they stand in. Add the days the site is quiet, and whether a truck can get in through a gate.
0458 795 65924 hours a day, Monday to Saturday
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