Mount Waverley · Tree removal
Mature tree removal
Tree removal at a Mount Waverley property, shown before the work and from inside the garden afterwards.

Tree assessment, removal method, access, permit assumptions and clean-up set out in writing before work is scheduled. Regular service across Melbourne and $20M public liability.

Most healthy mature trees are worth keeping. Storm damage, structural defects, severe decline, an approved building footprint and conflicts that cannot reasonably be managed are common reasons to assess removal. The recommendation is based on the tree, surrounding targets, proposed use of the site and available retention options.
Where removal is the right call, the method depends on the site. An open backyard with no targets can take a straight fell. A constrained site with structures, powerlines, or protected adjacent trees needs a sectional dismantle with rigging. Chipping, wood removal and clean-up are set out in the agreed scope.
Since 15 September 2025, Clause 52.37 has added a state planning-permit trigger for qualifying canopy trees in specified residential zones and site situations. Planning overlays, native-vegetation provisions, existing permit conditions and council requirements can apply separately. We check the available controls and identify the supporting information required; council remains responsible for the permit decision. See our Clause 52.37 guide for the measurements, lot-position rules and exemptions.
Mount Waverley · Tree removal
Tree removal at a Mount Waverley property, shown before the work and from inside the garden afterwards.

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“Fantastic job removing a large dead tree.”
Include the tree, its surroundings and access. Tell us why you are considering removal.
We discuss retention options, the proposed work and permits or other information required.
The quote records the scope, price, access, clean-up and any permissions still needed. Timing is confirmed for the job.
Required permissions are confirmed before work proceeds. Material handling and clean-up follow the agreed scope.
A tree over 5 metres is not automatically protected. Clause 52.37 applies only when its zone, measurement, site-position and work tests are met, and other controls can apply independently. We review the address and scope, explain what still needs confirmation and prepare supporting arborist information where required.

Remove a stump that is in the way of the next job. We assess the stump, access and intended use of the area, then agree the grinding work and what happens to the grindings.
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Call about a fallen tree, damaged limb or tree affecting a structure. Tell us the location, what has happened and the access conditions so we can assess the request and discuss availability.
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Reports for council permits, planning applications, tree protection plans, VCAT submissions and insurance claims. Written by AQF Level 5 (Diploma of Arboriculture) qualified arborists.
Learn moreTree work, landscaping or a project that needs both. Tell us what you have in mind and we will discuss the next step, including a site visit if needed.