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Do you have a tree dangerously close to your house? Threatening your fence or carport?
At Branch Manager Tree Services, we are experts in tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, storm damage and more!
Our
comprehensive tree care services include wood chipping, mulching, tree pruning, stump grinding, tree removal and emergency tree services. Regardless of your tree problem—we can help you out!
Starting a build? Clear your space first! At Branch Manager Tree Services, we offer
land clearing services for residential and commercial clients throughout the Sunshine Coast.
Storm damage can be devastating. Especially if its fallen on your home or threatening power lines. Don't wait for things to worsen. Call the experts on 0466 561 501 now!
Having tree troubles at your premises? Let our professional team sort it out! We offer a complete range of tree services for
commercial and insurance clients.
Not only do we offer complete tree removal, we also provide tree branch removal if a tree branch is overhanging your home or landed on the road during a storm.
Have you got overgrown trees wreaking havoc in your backyard? Need help clearing a site to start your new build? We're here to help!
At Branch Manager, we are a team of professional Sunshine Coast arborists who offer comprehensive tree management services. Our wide range of tree services include tree removals, stump grinding, tree pruning, wood chipping, mulching and emergency response services.
On top of our wide range of tree services, we also provide land clearing services and tree management solutions for commercial and insurance projects.
We service
Coolum Beach,
Buderim,
Palmwoods,
Eumundi,
Caboolture and other areas on the
Sunshine Coast.
Branch Manager Tree Services provides an arborist services that Sunshine Coast residents can rely on to deliver the best possible tree care, or tree removal if required.
Our goal is to ensure your trees are healthy and well-maintained, or if you need a tree cutting down, to ensure the job's done correctly and safely.
Every member of the team is a fully qualified and time-served tree professional who is dedicated to providing a winning combination of great tree care and outstanding customer service.
Get in touch with us on
0466 561 501 to get a quote today!
Our heavily experienced arborists have been providing Sunshine Coast locals with comprehensive tree management services for more than 20 years.
We have Level 3 and Level 5 qualified arborists ready to help with any tree services.
Got an unwanted shrub taking over an awkward location at your site? Leave it to us! We specialise in removing problem trees from confined spaces and hard to reach areas.
We’ll even secure a perimeter around your tree to ensure no injuries or damage to property while conducting our services.
There are several visual clues that could indicate your tree needs pruning or even removal. Some of these include:
If your tree is showing any of these symptoms,
get in touch and we'll be happy to come out, diagnose the problem and suggest suitable solutions.
Timely pruning or lopping could help to keep your tree healthy. Pruning can remove dead or diseased branches, as well as improve the shape of the tree and remove excess foliage that could increase the strain on the tree during high winds.
If you have fruit trees and want to increase yield, we can prune them to help you achieve that aim. In addition to pruning, crowning and pollarding, we can also provide expert advice and recommendations on how best to improve the health of your tree.
No matter what type of tree you're growing, we can tell you how to look after it to ensure it stays healthy. This isn't just good for trees - a healthy tree is less likely to shed branches or fall during stormy weather.
Once a tree has been cut down and removed, the remaining stump and roots can either be left as they are, removed, or ground down so that the stump is level with the surrounding surface using a specialist piece of
stump grinding equipment. If left in place, a stump is an eyesore, prevents the ground from being easily repurposed and may also be home to pests, including termites.
Total trunk and root removal leaves a large, unsightly hole that usually has to be filled with topsoil from elsewhere. It's a time-consuming, disruptive process that can also be costly, as the roots need to be dug out, which is a time-consuming business.
Unless you're planning to build over the site of the stump, we usually recommend stump grinding. Grinding leaves a smooth, flat surface; the tree roots gradually decompose over time. This option is minimally disruptive and regrowth is rare.
In addition, the ground down stump chips makes great
mulch to use elsewhere in your garden to improve hydration and prevent weed growth. Not to mention, no waste. Call on
0466 561 501.
There isn’t a single best time for pruning as this largely depends on the type of tree you have and when it grows. For trees that bloom in summer, pruning is best done in late winter and very early spring because they are dormant and it will be easier to see what needs to be pruned.
Getting maintenance done on your tree at the wrong time of year could result in illness, disease and unrecoverable damage, so if you're unsure when this is, speak to our team. When you choose to have your tree pruned in time for its next growing season, it will be stronger and healthier.
Although you can remove a hazardous tree from your own back garden, theoretically, we recommend you don't do this for your own safety. Removing a tree of any size requires the use of suitable equipment such as chainsaws, which can cause severe and fatal injuries if you have no prior experience using them. Plus, you're unlikely to be able to control which way the tree falls, which could cause fatal casualties if the tree ends up falling onto your home or on top of you.
The same applies to any specialist arborist work. Our team have specialist training as well as relevant diplomas and on-the-job experience, so it is best to leave any tasks like this to us.
Stump removal can take as little as an hour for small stumps, and up to four hours for one which is extremely large. We can provide a more accurate timescale and quote if you let us know the size and type of tree stump you want rid of. We can even bag up the chips collected from the stump afterwards so it can be repurposed as mulch, which is great for the environment.
There are plenty of ways to tell if a tree has died. Most of the time, you should be able to tell just by looking at the tree, with the most common signs being:
Dying trees have many environmental problems associated with them, as they can harbour diseases that can be contracted by living trees. They should be removed immediately if you find one in your garden or backyard.
Termites, ants and woodworm are just a few pests that can infect unhealthy trees and should be dealt with by pest control as soon as possible. You can also find many different kinds of beetles, moths and flies within trees, so look out for any nests of larvae or grubs.
Tree pruning is usually cheaper than other forms of tree maintenance. A single session with one of our friendly team members typically costs around $200, but this will depend on the size of your tree and which jobs need to be done. For example, fruit trees are significantly less expensive to prune due to their lack of complexity and ease of picking the fruit, but a magnolia tree will require more time and dedication to finish the task, so you may be charged more for this.
An arborist, often referred to as a tree surgeon, is a professional in the practice of tree care. They are trained to maintain and care for trees and shrubs, including diagnosing and treating diseases, pruning branches and removing trees when necessary. At Branch Manager Tree Services, our team of arborists is dedicated to ensuring trees are healthy, well-maintained and safe for the surrounding environment. If you're in need of expert tree care, reach out to us today!
In Queensland, there isn't a one-size-fits-all answer, as the best time to plant trees largely depends on the type of tree. However, for many trees, late winter and very early spring are ideal times for planting, as they are dormant during this period. This allows them to establish roots before the warmer months. If you're unsure about a specific tree type, it's always best to consult with an expert. Reach out to our team of professionals today for personalised advice on tree planting!
If you notice that a tree has dead branches, discoloured leaves or has sores on its branches or trunk, it might be a sign that it needs removal. Other indicators include limited foliage, evidence of pests, cracked or browning parts of the trunk or the presence of parasitic shrubs. If your tree displays any of these symptoms, you should seek advice from an arborist to accurately diagnose the issue and determine the best course of action. Contact our expert arborists at Branch Manager Tree Services for a thorough assessment and peace of mind.
The best trees to plant near your house are those that have non-invasive roots, are of a suitable size and are native to the region. Native trees are adapted to the local climate and soil, requiring less maintenance. It's also important to consider the tree's growth rate, potential size and the distance from the house. Consulting with a local arborist can provide specific recommendations tailored to your property. Ready to make the best choice for your property? Get in touch with our expert arborists at Branch Manager Tree Services for personalised advice!
Yes, a rotting tree poses a significant risk as it can fall unexpectedly, causing injury or property damage. Additionally, a decaying tree can harbour diseases that might spread to other healthy trees. It's important to have it assessed and removed by professionals to ensure safety. Don't wait for potential hazards; reach out to us today to evaluate and address the situation.
When hiring a tree arborist, it's important to enquire about their qualifications and experience to help ensure they are well-equipped for the job. It is also recommended that you ask them if they have insurance coverage to protect against potential liabilities. Seeking references or testimonials from previous clients can provide insight into their work quality and reliability.
Additionally, understanding the equipment they plan to use and their safety measures, especially concerning the protection of your property and their crew, is important. Lastly, it's beneficial to know if they offer clean-up services after the operation to leave your space tidy. Ready to hire a professional arborist? Contact us to ensure your trees receive the best care!
If a tree is growing dangerously close to your house, it's important to consult with an arborist. They can assess the situation and recommend whether the tree should be pruned, relocated or removed. Trees close to structures can pose risks, especially during storms, so it's important to address the issue promptly. Don't wait for potential damage; get in touch with us to keep your property safe.
Tony and his team removed a big Tuckeroo tree for us and did a fantastic job. Tony was really prompt in coming to quote and his price was highly competitive. The team arrived on time on the day they said. The job was completed in a couple of hours including a complete cleanup of the site. We were very impressed with the whole service and would highly recommend. Thanks for a great Job Tony.
Allan D.
These guys know how to cut trees... We had two big gums removed near the house. Amazing team! Friendly, well priced and professional; Highly recommend with 5 big stars!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Jacqueline P.
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Just had Tony and his boys at my place today. Very efficient. Would highly recommend them if you need any trees removed. 5 stars
Danny B.
Would highly recommend this company. 👍
Lisa B.
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