Cashmere tree lopping
Cashmere Tree Lopping
Do you need help with Cashmere tree lopping? Brisbane mulching and tree lopping service are a local business specialising in tree lopping, trimming and mulching. We have clients throughout Brisbane and northern suburbs. We are professional, prompt, reliable and affordable. So give John a call today to book your job 0407 174 560 or send us an email here.
Hire a Tree Lopping Professional
Hiring a tree lopping professional means you’ll get expert advice about cutting down that tree. And because we’re professionals, we have the skills to safely remove the tree from your yard. As a professional tree lopping service, we use the best tools for the job. And we also have the knowledge to cut down trees without the risk of damaging your property. As you can see below, this large eucalyptus tree would be very risky to cut down yourself. Its large overhanging branches are hazardous and could cause a lot of damage if cut the wrong way. And as eucalyptus trees grow anywhere from 125-160 meters tall, it is very dangerous to attempt removing a tree this size without hiring a professional Cashmere tree lopping service.
Leave it to the Pros!
Safety is our priority, both for ourselves and our clients. And when it comes to large trees like the eucalyptus tree below, we cut the tree down in small and manageable pieces. This is safer for us but also reduces the risk of a large tree limb falling and damaging the surrounding area.
And because we’re professional tree loppers, we use the best Stihl equipment. Our gear includes a pole saw which is used to remove higher and smaller branches and we have Stihl chainsaws to take care of those larger branches. Cutting down a tree in sections reduces the risk or injury to ourselves and minimises the risk of damaging the surrounding property or fences.
Our experienced tree-lopper is an expert at dropping trees of all sizes. And once the tree is on the ground, our wood chipper quickly turns that tree into mulch for your garden. Our chipper is capable of mulching trees and green waste up to 12 inches in diameter.
As with any native tree, be sure to check with your council for permissions and restrictions on land clearing.
