Featuring the best arborists and tree service professionals in Australia

Trees are tricky to navigate and even harder to climb, prune, and maintain. Doing it yourself means you are at high risk of falling and injury. It’s always recommended to get the help of quality arborists and tree service professionals who can get the job done right, without risk. ArchiPro has carefully selected the best arborists and tree service professionals in Australia. They are an important part of a wider network of gardening professionals that you can connect with on ArchiPro.

Types of services that arborists and tree service professionals provide

Tree trimming and cutting

Keep unruly branches maintained with tree trimming and cutting. This ensures a uniform look and can even be necessary when there’s overgrowth into another property.

Tree and stump removal

Whether you have a dead or damaged tree and stump, tree and stump removal is required. Professionals will likely use machinery and cutting-edge techniques to remove it efficiently.

Assessment

Arborists and tree service professionals in Australia will spend some time touring the property to note the best approaches and techniques.

The advantages of hiring a skilled arborist and tree service professional

Arborists and tree service professionals deal with often heavy, tall, trees — and this can be dangerous work. Skilled arborists and tree service professionals in Australia will be able to manoeuvre around, ensuring there’s no damage to your surrounding property or the other trees and plants. They will also have years of experience dealing with the necessary machinery needed to chop, grind, or remove parts of the tree and stump. They also have great relationships with other professionals, like gardeners, who may be able to be brought into other parts of your project.

How to choose the best arborist and tree service professional for your project

As arborists and tree service professionals may return for regular maintenance it's good to first look for options in your area in Australia. The next thing is to see what types of clients or gardens they have experience working in. If either of those a similar to you then chances are their experience will be very well suited to the job you have for them.

You can then contact them and start a conversation by asking questions like some of the following:

• How long have you been an arborist and tree service professional in Australia?
• Do you have an up-to-date certificate of insurance?
• What types of clients and gardens do you usually work in?
• How long will the job take?
• Do you offer a free initial assessment?
• What are your service fees?