Treeworx South East

A Diploma in Arboriculture and better than twenty years in the trade came with Andrew Rye when he started Treeworx South East in 2016. That qualification is the thing we actually sell. If you have a problem with a tree, our job is to find you a solution for it, and the solution is not always a chainsaw: sometimes it is a change in how the tree is managed, sometimes it is the news that the tree is sound and needs nothing doing to it this year. Either way you get the best advice we can give on the tree in front of us, not a guess made from the kerb.

The country we work runs from Bordertown down through Naracoorte and Penola to Mount Gambier, west to Robe and Kingston SE, and across the border to Edenhope. That takes in the South East of South Australia and south west Victoria, all of it run out of a base at Naracoorte. Councils, government departments, commercial operators and private clients are all on the books, and no job has yet been too big or too small for us to come out and look at.

Council and government sites set the bar for how we run everything else. Those jobs stay open to the public while we are working in them, so the access, the traffic and the drop zone all have to be sorted before a saw starts, and the paperwork has to line up behind it. A commercial site gets the same treatment on a smaller footprint, and so does a back yard with one awkward tree in it. Our work teams are courteous, well presented, trained, qualified and experienced. We turn up when we said we would, we work safely and carefully around the buildings, fences and gardens already on the property, and we clean up on completion so there is nothing left for you to finish off.

So have a look at what your tree is doing, and then get in touch. Ring Andrew on the mobile or send the details through by email, and one of our qualified arborists will come out, stand under the tree and tell you plainly what it needs and what it will cost, whether that turns out to be a full day of tree work or nothing at all until next year. Getting the job done right is the point of the exercise, and it starts with somebody qualified having a proper look.