Clean Cut Tree Services

Dead fronds and seed pods dropping onto a pool surround are a trip hazard before they are anything else, and the seeds bring bats and birds along with them. Palms seed in early winter and again at the start of summer, which is why palm tree cleaning is worth booking twice a year and worth doing as the seeds first form. Clean Cut Tree Services has been trimming Alexanders, Washingtonias, Cocos, Golden Canes, Cuban Royals and Foxtails on this coast for more than 25 years, using correct and non-invasive technique, and we handle palm tree removal when it comes to that.

A job that puts somebody up in a tree never runs here with fewer than two qualified climbing arborists on the crew. That is a rule rather than a staffing preference, and it comes with thorough planning before anyone leaves the ground, because tree removal is where this trade hurts people. Every cut complies with Australian Standard AS 4373 Pruning of Amenity Trees and with Gold Coast City Council regulations, our equipment is serviced, maintained and replaced on a schedule, and we carry public liability insurance to the value of twenty million dollars.

Where a tree has outgrown the spot somebody planted it in thirty years ago, we take it out. On a tree removal that the council has to approve first, we lodge the application to local government on your behalf. Tree lopping, tree pruning and ongoing tree maintenance keep a property in order between times, and once a tree is gone we grind the stump out to a maximum depth of 300mm below ground, which leaves a level surface you can re-turf or start a garden bed in. Add the stump grinding to the same quote and it is done in the one visit. The run is from the Gold Coast into northern New South Wales, taking in Ashmore, Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads, Currumbin, Labrador, Mermaid Beach, Molendinar, Mudgeeraba, Nerang, Robina, Southport, Tallebudgera and Tweed Heads.

Being local is the practical part of this. We know the species that grow here, the conditions they grow in, and which Gold Coast City Council rules attach to them, which counts for a great deal when a tree needs approval before it can legally come down, and as Approved Contractors of the Queensland Arboriculture Association we stay current with the industry side of it too. Residential blocks, body corporate sites and commercial properties all get the same crew. Tree planting is there for when something goes back in, and we sell forest mulch sourced from local sites across the coast and made by us on site.

Every quote is free and carries no obligation attached to it. Ring 0405 057 101 or send your details through, and we will arrange a time to come and look at the job, tell you whether council approval is in play, and give you a price for it.