TREE LOPPING TOOWOOMBA
If you have a tree on your property that is blocking the sun, restricting your view or becoming an obstruction but you don't want to chop it down completely, tree lopping may be the answer.
What Is Tree Lopping?
Tree lopping refers to the process of removing tree branches in order to train growth in a certain direction. By removing damaged or dead sections of the tree, new growth is encouraged and the longevity of the tree is preserved.
Our professional team are fully trained in specialist tree lopping techniques in order to safely and effectively remove excess and diseased branches from your tree, all whilst maintaining the tree's structure and overall appearance.
When Should I Consider Tree Lopping?
Tree lopping can be used to reduce the size of a tree or to modify the tree's shape. You should consider hiring a professional to lop your tree if:
- It is growing towards property
- It is blocking a pathway
- It is blocking the sun from your garden
- It is restricting your view
- It is growing into your neighbour's property
- It is becoming too large or unruly
Toowoomba Tree Lopping by Cut Above Tree Care
If you reside in the Toowoomba area and require a professional arborist to take care of the trees on your property, look no further than Cut Above Tree Care. With over 15 years of experience, our team are fully qualified to carry out a range of tree services. We are dedicated to safely caring for your trees, providing a high-quality service at a competitive price.
We will discuss your requirements and assess the health of your tree before beginning any work in order to ensure we are providing the best service we can. Our expert tree loppers will remove the necessary branches with care and precision, creating the shape you require without damaging the structure of the tree.
Prompt & Professional Tree Lopping
At Cut Above Tree Care, we offer an effective and efficient tree lopping service to encourage the right type of growth for your trees. Whether you’re looking for a specific aesthetic or have concerns about branches growing where they shouldn't, our team of arboreal specialists are available to help you.
We have a team of professionally certified arborists with years of industry experience and relevant qualifications who can perform tree lopping services. Our work involves rigorous inspections of the tree so that we can find the best way to lop off branches and encourage growth in a specific direction. We strive to keep the tree and your property safe through our work, so you don’t have to worry about our work harming the tree or your home.
As well as being one of the most reputable tree specialists in Toowoomba, at Cut Above Tree Care, we provide our services at cost-effective rates. We take pride in offering fantastic value for money and professional services for every job that we’re a part of. We go into every project with a meticulous eye for detail and the right tools for the job. That way, we can work quickly and professionally - saving you time and money without compromising on quality.
Tree Lopping FAQ
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Will tree lopping damage my trees?
Tree lopping should always be carried out by a professional to avoid damage to the tree. At Cut Above Tree Care, we have extensive experience safely lopping trees to prevent damage or disease from penetrating the tree's structure. The process will therefore prolong the life of your tree.
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Is my tree suitable for lopping?
Whilst the majority of trees are suitable for lopping, our expert arborists will always assess the tree before commencing any work. To arrange for a member of our team to assess a tree on your Toowoomba property, get in touch with Cut Above Tree Care today.
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Can you provide me with a quote?
Whether you require tree lopping or land clearing, contact Cut Above Tree Care today to receive a quote. We serve customers from across Toowoomba and the surrounding areas.
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Do I have a regulated tree?
Certain trees, such as ones that reach a specific size, fall under the protection of the Development Act 1993. This law was amended in 2011 to incorporate a two-tier system to identify regulated trees. If your tree has a trunk circumference that falls between two to three metres, it’s deemed as a regulated tree. Trees with trunk circumferences that are greater than 3 metres are known as significant trees. Both types of trees may require council approval before we can start working on them.
It’s worth noting that there are a few species of tree that are exempt from these laws, including trees that are within 10 metres of a property. Some tree species are viewed as pest or nuisance trees, which also fall outside of the legislation.
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Do I need to be present while you’re working on my trees?
No. Provided that our team of professionals can access the area to do the work, you don’t need to be there at all. If we're cutting branches down, you may prefer to go out for the day, especially if you have young children or pets at home.
