RV Tree Care

Since 2012 we have been looking after trees in Darwin, which is over 12 years and hundreds of completed jobs now, from small garden trims to large scale removals, through Darwin City, Stuart Park, Fannie Bay, Larrakeyah, Bayview, Coconut Grove, Millner, Woolner, Winnellie, East Arm and Berrimah. Every removal at RV Tree Care runs the same six steps: an initial assessment, the equipment set up, the removal itself, the site cleanup, a final inspection and a satisfaction guarantee. Nothing gets cut before somebody has properly looked at it, and nobody drives off before you have walked the site with us.

Darwin's climate grows trees quickly, and that is usually what puts one in the way. A tree comes out because it has gone diseased and become a danger to people, because it is standing where a new project has to go, because the roots are interfering with your foundations or the underground pipelines, or because long branches have started working at the building. Our tree removal is licensed work, carried out with chainsaws and axes and, where a tree cannot safely be dropped where it stands, a crane. Crews are trained to take out spread branches and deep roots without touching your electricity wiring or water supply, and the price is fair and transparent with no hidden costs. Palm tree removal, fallen tree removal and emergency tree removal all come off the same list.

Pruning is eight different jobs, not one. Crown thinning cuts out the branches blocking light and improves the shape, crown raising lifts the lower branches for visibility underneath, and crown reduction brings the spread back in. Then there is deadwood removal to get the dead branches out, formative pruning to shape a younger tree, pollarding to renew the structure, structural pruning to improve a tree's form and support, and vista pruning where there is a view worth opening up. Which one your tree actually wants, and the right time of year to do it, is worth a conversation before you book anything. Afterwards, stump grinding takes the stump out from below ground level so the ground is ready for landscaping again, and tree chipping turns the branches into chip on the spot.

The phone is on 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A storm damaged tree, or one that has turned hazardous overnight, is not a next week job, so our 24/7 emergency crew gets to it straight away. Ring at whatever hour it happens and tell us what the tree is doing.