Tree Removal 101

Posted on: 26 June 2017

Trees can add lots of visual appeal to your yard, and they might even increase your property's overall value. However, as you know, trees are not all alike; some grow to be very large, offering lots of shade and protection from the sun, while others are no taller than your hedges. Some offer a vibrant colour, while others have just standard green leaves. To ensure you choose the best landscaping trees for your property, note a few simple tips and suggestions, and then discuss these with a landscaper as needed.
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Posted on: 3 August 2016

When you have a tree that is severely diseased or dying, there is little that can be done. By this point, the best thing you can do is cut the tree down in a process called tree felling. This keeps it from spreading the disease to other trees or attracting insects to your yard. Here are some signs that a tree is dead or dying so you know when it is time to have it cut down.
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Posted on: 19 May 2016

Trimming a tree requires that you work at height, often using power tools such as electric trimmers or chainsaws. This presents a number of risks. Below are 5 tips to help you keep safe while you trim your tree. The Right Gear You shouldn't attempt to trim a tree with first putting on the right gear. You should wear leather gloves to protect your hands, long sleeved clothing to protect your limbs and a hard hat to protect your head from falling branches.
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Posted on: 17 December 2015

Every year Queensland experiences violent summer storms, and every year reports of tree damage emerge after the storms are over. From blocking roads to falling onto the roofs of houses, unstable trees are a dangerous problem to have at your home. It is very unwise to wait for a summer storm to bring down your weak trees. Instead, it is time to have a look outside to take a closer look at the base of your trees to decide which ones need to be removed now.
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