Providing trees with the proper care and maintenance means they will continue to provide the community and individual home owners visual, environmental and health benefits for years to come.

Our qualified and trained arborists teams work with residential clients to help address common issues associated with the aesthetics and general management of trees.

You can talk to us directly about your pruning needs or concerns around the safety, tree health or structure of trees at your property. In most cases, we’ll visit your site to conduct a no obligation quote.

At Professional Tree Surgeons we recognise and adhere to the Australian Standards (AS 4373 and AS 4970). We implement tree care practices that preserve the integrity of worthwhile trees and their value. While affordability is always important, we also want to ensure quality and longevity of our urban trees.

We regularly help clients with the following:

• Controlling tree canopy height and spread

• Managing risk by trees to people and/or property

• Raising or reducing tree foliage over gardens, lawns, roofs and structures

• Formative pruning to improve juvenile tree performance and longevity

• Property Line clearances

Why do we remove trees? Sometimes trees become dangerous where the risk to people or property results in removal as the best option. Trees can also be damaged by storms, development and other factors, and while the tree could survive, it may have life long problems. In these situations the benefits of removing and replanting a healthy tree far outweigh the loss of the tree in the short term.

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Choosing trees that are going to be thriving in 100+ years is critical to urban forrest management. We can develop tree planting plans that consider the current and future environment, plan for changes to infrastructure and the growth of the tree, its root system and lifetime maintenance and risk requirements

Professional Tree Surgeons has three QTRA Certified three senior personnel who can provide QTRA (Qualified Tree Risk Assessment) and TRAQ (Tree Risk Assessment Qualification) assessment of your trees. TRAQ or QTRA is a safety management assessment procedure for trees which assesses the probability and likelihood or tree failure, along with how to mitigate any possible risk. These reports can be used to develop tree management plans to ensure appropriate tree care and maintenance as well as development planing and management.