Gold Coast Tree Removal

Why Remove Trees

The natural lifespan of a tree varies from species to species. Whether it's 20 years or 200 years, a combination of tree lifecycle factors will eventually lead to it's demise. This could be due to storm damage, root damage, disease, pest infestation or drought. Other external factors also play their part, including tree removal being required for a building extension, pool, shed or landscaping. A tree may have outgrown it's position next to a structure or power lines, or developed a lean, and become a safety hazard.

There are a number visual signs that a tree has serious health problems. The unseasonal loss or discolouration of leaves is normally an indication of significant root, disease or structural issues. Deep cracks and cavities in the trunk are often symptoms of serious problems that may soon lead to a loss of structural integrity, falling branches and root fallure. At this point the tree may have become a liability, and requires removal for safety purposes.

The Removal Process

Our knowledgeable arborists can inspect and evaluate the health of your trees. In some cases, a diseased tree may be successfully treated and rejuvenated. If the problem is deemed terminal, prompt removal is required, The longer a tree is left to decay, the more dangerous, difficult and costly it is to remove.

Trees situated in open or acreage positions, may be removed by felling the tree in one piece. This is the simplist, quickest and most cost-effective form of tree removal. In most residential situations, where space is limited, trees must be removed in sections, working from top to stump. We recycle and dispose (if required) of all tree material including branches, limbs and trunk. Professional grinding services are also available for stump removal.