Tree pruning that protects the tree and the roof it hangs over
Qualified arborists across Melbourne — crown work, deadwooding, storm damage and council-compliant reports. Cuts made to Australian Standard AS 4373.
Free on-site assessment, fixed price in writing before we climb.

Everything we do
From a single overhanging limb to a full crown reduction on a protected tree. One crew, one point of contact, one invoice.

Crown reduction and thinning
Reduces weight and wind load without leaving the tree stressed or stub-cut.

Deadwooding and clean-outs
Dead, diseased and crossing limbs removed before they drop on their own.

Formative and fruit tree pruning
Structure set early on young trees; annual cuts that keep fruit within reach.
Not sure if it needs pruning or removing?
Send a photo of the tree and we'll tell you what we'd do and what it costs.
Specialisations
The specific jobs we're called out for most often.

Who we're for
Most of our work comes from three kinds of client.

Homeowners with a tree too close to the house
Limbs over the roof, blocked gutters, no light in the back rooms. We reduce it properly instead of topping it.
Pruning and clearance →
Orchard and productive garden owners
You want fruit, not height. Annual cuts timed to the variety, taught as we go if you want to take it over.
Fruit tree programs →
Builders, councils and body corporates
Multiple addresses, traffic management, reports and permits, one invoice and a documented job file.
Commercial and reports →Recent work
A sample of jobs completed across Melbourne in the last twelve months.
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What clients say
Reviews across Google and Facebook.
Two firms told me the elm had to come down. These guys reduced the crown, cabled one limb and it's still standing three winters later.
Limbs were on the tiles and the gutters filled every autumn. Cleared in a day, everything chipped and gone, tiles untouched.
Needed an arborist report for a council permit. Report was with me in four days and the application went through first time.
How it works
Four steps from first call to a clean site.
Tell us about the tree
Form or phone. A photo from two angles helps.
Takes 2 minutesAn arborist assesses it
On-site inspection, scope and a written fixed price.
Within 2 business daysWe do the work
Roped access, cuts to AS 4373, everything chipped and carted.
Booked date, heldWe tell you when it's next due
A written note on the tree's condition and the next pruning window.
Reminder when it's due

About us
Who turns up at your gate.
We started in 2009 with one climber, one chipper and a round through the eastern suburbs. The decision that shaped everything since was refusing to top trees: if a tree can't be reduced properly, we say so and quote the removal instead.
That loses us work every month. It also means the arborist who assessed your tree is the one standing in it, and the cuts still look right in five years.
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Where we work
Melbourne's inner east and south east.
Beyond 25km from Camberwell a $60 travel fee applies. Ask us — we'll tell you straight if you're outside the round.
What it costs
Real starting prices, and what moves them.
Small to mid-size tree, roped access, waste chipped and removed.
Height, species, access and drop zone move this the most.
AQF Level 5, council-ready, delivered within four business days.
Our guarantee

If we damage anything on site, we repair it. If a cut fails, we come back.
Damage to tiles, fences, paving or lawn caused by us; or dieback traced to our cuts.
Repair or make good at our cost, or return and correct the pruning. No call-out fee.
12 months from completion, in writing on your invoice.
Questions we get asked
Anything else, just call.
How much does tree pruning cost?
Most residential prunes land between $450 and $2,500. Height, species, access and where the limbs can be dropped move the number most.
Do I need a council permit?
Often yes for significant or protected trees, and rules differ by council. We check before quoting and prepare the application if one is needed.
When is the right time to prune?
Species dependent. Most deciduous trees are pruned in late winter; eucalypts and hazardous limbs are done whenever the risk warrants it.
Will you top my tree?
No. Topping causes decay and weak regrowth. We reduce the crown to correct cut points, or recommend removal if reduction won't solve it.
Are you insured and qualified?
Yes — $20m public liability, workers compensation, and Cert III arborists on every crew. Certificates supplied on request.
What happens to the branches?
Chipped on site and taken with us the same day. Mulch can be left for you at no charge if you want it.
How fast can you come out for storm damage?
Same-day for limbs on a house, car or powerline. Non-urgent work is usually booked within two weeks.
Can you prune a neighbour's tree overhanging my property?
Generally up to the boundary line, with conditions. We'll explain what's allowed in your situation and document it before starting.
Get a fixed price on your tree
Tell us what you need. An arborist will come out, assess the tree, and send a written price — no obligation.
Enquiries are answered within one business hour. Storm damage is triaged the same day.
Tell us about the job
We'll call you back within one business hour. Your details stay with us.