That Tree Feller

A dangerous limb hanging over a roofline does not improve with waiting. That is the job That Tree Feller exists to take: the gum that has outgrown a back fence, the dead tree beside a driveway, the branch sitting directly above a bedroom. We have been removing and pruning Melbourne's trees for more than 10 years, for residential homes and small businesses through the suburbs, and there is no job we would call too small to bother with.

Nothing goes up before the hazard assessment is done. Our team runs a full hazard assessment first, then the tree comes out whole or in sections depending on what is sitting underneath it, and the site is cleared properly before we drive away. Every job carries ten million dollars of insurance cover, whatever its size. The work runs from Bacchus Marsh and Sunbury across to Werribee and Hoppers Crossing, through Ascot Vale, Footscray, Hillside, Taylors Lakes, Essendon, Keilor, Sunshine, Strathmore and Brunswick, and we get to most other Melbourne suburbs on request.

A stump left in the ground is a trip hazard and the end of a mower blade, so we grind them out to ground level and you can lay lawn or garden bed straight back over the top. Our crew takes on pruning and hedging as well, the ordinary garden work a property wants every year or two: shaping shrubs, lifting a canopy up off a roof, getting a hedge back to a straight line. It adds up to a complete garden care service. Anything that comes down can go through the chipper, and our mulching services will leave you a pile for the beds, and we sell mulch when a job has not made enough of it.

A lean is not always a fault and a big tree is not always a risk. Our arborist services and full hazard assessments sort out which is which before you commit to anything, so the decision rests on what the tree is doing and not on a guess. Storm work and trees that have turned dangerous go to our emergency team, on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Otherwise the quote costs you nothing and nothing is too small to ring about. Give us a call or send an email and tell us what the tree is up to.