Perth Tree Lopping & Tree Removal Experts

Tree lopping in Perth can seem a bit expensive, although considering the work involved to remove a tree, the costs are certainly justified. To give an estimate, tree lopping in Perth costs $1,120 on average. Tree removal cost ranges somewhere between $300 to $4,350. The cost for tree removal heavily depends on factors like the size of the tree, the species, time of the year, access to the tree & much more.

To get accurate costing, please get in touch for a quote.

It is a little tough to decide as to when you should cut down a tree. If your tree starts showing signs of decay it might be the correct move to cut the tree down, as it poses a threat to you and your loved ones. Look for the following signs to see if your tree is decaying:

1. Fungi such as mushrooms start growing on its base
2. The bark of the trunk is dried up and starts chipping
3. Cavities start appearing in the trunk
4. Dead branches start appearing in the crown
5. Sings of severe tree pests, diseases & bugs

If your tree is showing one of these symptoms, you should call a professional arborist straight away and take their opinion. There might even be a chance to save your tree in some cases. Hence, it is always advisable to take an opinion from a certified arborist.

After a tree is cut down, it’s trunk is stumped and removed from the location for various purposes. However, the roots stay in the ground. Although, if the roots have enough nutrients left then it may allow the growth of sprouts from the trunk or the roots. If the root is unable to grow sprouts, it is unlikely that it will ever grow.

Cutting down a tree is a tedious process. While it might seem to be easy and plain but it isn’t. Before cutting down a tree you need to make sure that the surroundings are clear, there are no power lines around. It is always recommended to homeowners, to not remove the trees on their own. The tree removal process might turn out to be dangerous if not done with proper experience, equipment, tools and knowledge. Certified arborists can use their expertise to determine the fall of the tree and hence plan the evacuation beforehand.

Yes. Most of the tree removals and pruning require a permit by your local council. After you have lodged an application for getting a tree removed, it gets assessed, taking into account the species, health and condition of the tree.