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How to get council approval to remove a tree

Ready to chop down that tree in your backyard? Before you break ground, it’s important to know how to get council approval to remove a tree legally. 

This is an essential step in most cases of tree removal on private property in Australia. While there are some exceptions, you could face serious fines and potentially even a lawsuit if you get rid of a tree without a permit – even if it’s on your land.

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How to remove a tree stump

Not sure how to remove a tree stump? The good news is that there are multiple ways to get rid of a trunk’s final remnants, from burning to grinding. The best option depends on your budget, tools and time constraints, as well as the size of the stump itself. 

Below, we share the four most effective DIY methods for removing tree stumps – plus how to know when it’s time to call in the professionals.

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When to remove a tree

Dead, decaying or damaged trees can pose serious risks to your safety and finances. That’s why it’s important to understand the warning signs and be proactive if you find a red flag. But what if you’re not sure when to remove a tree? 

In many cases, you can tell a tree may need to be removed by looking for symptoms such as excessive sap seepage from the trunk, dead branches or twigs in the canopy,

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Common Tree Defects and Recommendations

Fungi or mushrooms
Check canopy for changes in foliage size and density. Check the canopy for dieback and increased percentage of dead wood. Call an Arborist to Identify and treat the fungi.

Unstable or loose in the ground
Cordon off the area to restrict pedestrian access. Call an Arborist or Emergency Services to make the tree safe.

Cavities, cracks or hollows
Small cavities or hollows are not usually a problem.

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Winter is Coming

Prepare your Garden for Winter
Keep it healthy during the cold season

  • Prune back heavy lateral limbs off large trees as pre-emptive maintenance for the windy season
  • Cut back any perennial plants, the clippings of these can be composted.
  • Pruning with no leaves on the trees makes it easier to see the tree’s structure. Pruning while trees are dormant, in a sleep-like state, means trees suffer less shock from pruning.

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The Dangers of DIY Tree Removal

Our aim was to provide clients a complete tree pruning, tree removal, wood chipping and stump grinding service without involving subcontractors or additional companies.

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Your Worst Tree is Our Specialty

Our aim was to provide clients a complete tree pruning, tree removal, wood chipping and stump grinding service without involving subcontractors or additional companies.

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5 Proven Ways to Storm-Proof Your Trees

Our aim was to provide clients a complete tree pruning, tree removal, wood chipping and stump grinding service without involving subcontractors or additional companies.

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A Guide to Tree Pruning

Our aim was to provide clients a complete tree pruning, tree removal, wood chipping and stump grinding service without involving subcontractors or additional companies.

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