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Mon–Sat, 7am–7pmFully insuredABN 68 255 314 134★ 4.8 from 88 Google reviews
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Spider lift beside a dead trunk near power lines, with a crew member clearing below

Emergency tree removal

Tree down or about to drop? Call first.

Fallen, split or storm-damaged trees across Sydney. Call 0414 638 360, outside business hours too, and we’ll tell you straight how soon we can get there and what we can make safe first.

Call 0414 638 360

4.8 from 88 Google reviewsFully insuredStorm calls taken outside business hours

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What to do before we arrive.

Keep people clear, and call before anyone touches the tree.

  • Stay clear

    Keep everyone, kids and pets away from the tree and anything it is resting on. A split tree can move again.

  • Power lines

    If the tree is on or near power lines, stay at least 8 metres away and call your electricity network: Ausgrid 13 13 88 or Endeavour Energy 131 003. Call 000 if anyone is in danger.

  • Storm help

    For roof damage and flooding during a storm, the NSW SES is on 132 500.

  • Call us

    Call 0414 638 360, even outside our Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm hours: we take storm and fallen-tree calls then too. Tell us what has fallen, what it is on, and whether a car can reach the street out front.

  • Photos

    Take photos from a safe distance. They help us plan, and your insurer may ask for them.

Get a free quote

Photos help us give you a closer price.

About how tall is it?
The finish

Phone and email are both needed so we can send your written quote. We use your details only to reply.

How it comes down

Made safe, then taken down in sections.

A damaged tree is less predictable than a sound one, so the method follows what we find on site.

  • Climber at the top of a stripped trunk, cutting the next section during a tree removal

    Climb and section

    Our climber takes the tree down piece by piece, lowering each section on ropes.

  • Hiab crane lifting a large log section on slings over a backyard

    Hiab crane

    Big trees over gardens or houses are lifted out in sections straight onto the truck.

  • Boom lift raised beside a tall gum while it is taken down in sections

    Spider and boom lifts

    A tracked spider lift fits through a pedestrian gate; a boom lift reaches tall trunks without climbing.

  • Compact loader lifting a heavy log over a backyard fence

    Compact loader

    Carries heavy logs out of tight backyards and over fences to the truck.

Top to swept

A hollow gum between two houses, taken down safely.

A real hazardous tree job in the Eastern Suburbs.

  1. Tall hollow tree being dismantled between two closely-spaced houses

    The tree

    A hollow gum standing between two houses.

  2. Climber high in a tall tree during top-down sectional removal over a narrow side passage

    From the top

    The climber works down from the top, lowering each piece on ropes.

  3. Cross-section of a large eucalyptus log showing extensive internal decay and hollowing

    Section by section

    The trunk comes down in short lengths. This one was hollow.

  4. Freshly-cut tree stump ready for grinding after removal of a hazardous hollow eucalyptus

    Cut flush

    Stump cut flush, ready for the grinder.

Hazardous hollow tree removalEastern Suburbs8 hours on siteSee the whole job

Is it an emergency?

Call now, or book a quote?

If the tree is standing and sound but you are worried about it, book a normal tree removal quote.

  • Call now

    A tree or large limb has fallen on a house, car, fence or driveway, or is hanging and could drop.

  • Call now

    A tree has split, cracked or started to lean after a storm.

  • Book a quote

    A dead or leaning tree that has not moved, or storm debris on the ground that is not blocking access.

Recent jobs

Dead and dangerous trees we have taken down.

See all our work

What customers say

4.8 from 88 Google reviews.

Read them all on Google
  • ★★★★★

    “Dan was reliable, showed up on time for quote and job to trim tall trees from neighbours yards. He communicated well and cleaned up after. Thanks Dan! Will happily recommend”

    laura keeganGoogle

  • ★★★★★

    “Excellent job . Great communication and would highly recommend.”

    Wendy AdamsGoogle

  • ★★★★★

    “I contacted Dan for a tree lopping quote and was really impressed. He was the only trade who followed through and attended the site, and he was an absolute pleasure to deal with. I really appreciated his professionalism and would happily recommend his services.”

    Mel SanzGoogle

Recent 5-star reviews from Google, shown word for word.

Questions

Emergency tree questions.

How soon can you come?
Call 0414 638 360. We’ll tell you straight how soon we can get there, and what can be made safe first.
Can I call outside business hours?
Yes, for storm damage and fallen trees. Our hours are Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm, but we take storm and fallen-tree calls outside them, and we’ll tell you straight how soon we can get there.
Do I need council approval to remove a fallen or dangerous tree?
Councils allow for trees that are an immediate danger, but the rules and what they ask for afterwards differ. Take photos before work starts; we check what your council needs.
Will my insurance pay for it?
Many home policies cover removing a tree that has damaged the house or fences after a storm. Check with your insurer; photos and a written invoice help with the claim.
The tree fell from my neighbour’s yard. Who pays?
Talk to your neighbour and your insurer first. We can quote for the whole job and give you a written invoice for the claim.
Can you remove a tree that is on power lines?
Not while it is on the lines. Call Ausgrid on 13 13 88 or Endeavour Energy on 131 003 and stay well clear. Once the network has made the lines safe, we can remove the tree.
Is the clean-up included?
Yes. The clean-up is written into the quote: branches chipped, timber taken away or left for you, and the area swept before we leave.

Areas

Across Sydney,
10 regions

Ready for a clean yard?

Free site visit and quote, no obligation · Mon–Sat, 7am–7pm

Call 0414 638 360
Call 0414 638 360