Treesafe Limited

Two projects up north, and the weather meant we had to rethink the whole approach.

Big trees right next to a live road. Couldn't fell them, couldn't crane them without blocking traffic. So the crew dismantled them one at a time, working between the stops, every move timed through radio comms with traffic management so the site kept running safely.

The boys put in the hours and got it sorted. That's the kind of problem we're built for.

Do you manage a property with commercial trees? Here’s something important you should know.

If you see a tree that looks sick, is declining, or has died, call an arborist for advice as soon as possible. Waiting too long can make the situation more dangerous and harder to fix.

The cost depends on how risky the job is. Simple and safe jobs are cheaper, while dangerous or complicated ones cost more. Taking action early often saves you money later.

If you’ve noticed a tree you’re unsure about, contact us to arrange a site assessment.

Got a trailer? Roll on in.

We do mulch delivery, or you can come grab it from the yard. The pile gets turned end to end a few times a month, so what comes out the far side is properly aged and ready to go.

Give us a call first to make sure someone's in the yard, and we'll load you up. Happy days.

Six years as owners, more than two decades in the game, and no two days ever the same.

Hedge prunes to large-scale land clearing. Helicopters, cranes, diggers, the lot. Looking after the guys, the gear, and the jobs, big and small.

That's the best part. Nothing's too big or too small.

Dave and I are the directors, but we're pretty grassroots. We don't mind getting stuck in.

You'll find us out on site alongside the crew, on the tools, doing the work. If someone's away, one of us picks it up. The paperwork can wait. What matters is the job gets done right.

We never ask the site based staff to do anything we wouldn't do ourselves. That's the culture, and it's how we've built this team, and it's how the work gets done right.

Mature Pinus Radiata trees don't always fall over at the end of their life, they dismantle themselves.

That's a real hazard when there's parked cars, pedestrians and baby buggies nearby.

Before any climb, our crew runs full health and safety paperwork and a visual tree assessment, then plans the right day for the job.

We met with this client, worked out the safest methodology and climbed the tree ourselves to confirm it before going ahead.

Stem felled into the paddock, cut up and loaded out, nothing wasted, it's going to firewood and the bigger logs are set aside for chainsaw training

Ground work isn't just heavy lifting, it's constant awareness.

Stay out of the digger's swing zone, respect the chainsaw every single time, that chain doesn't care how experienced you are. Safety's not a box tick out here, it's the job.

But the best part? Getting it done as a team