Tree removal in Brighton

Yes. Most properties in Brighton fall under the Bayside Council, which often requires a permit to remove or significantly prune trees. Factors like trunk size and species affect whether approval is needed.

Brighton’s coastal environment features a mix of ornamental species, native gums, and mature deciduous trees that provide shade and aesthetic value. Overhanging branches, root systems, or storm damage can pose hazards, so regular pruning and assessments are essential to maintain healthy growth and prevent issues.

Look for warning signs like cracked trunks, hollow sections, dead branches, or leaning growth. These can indicate structural instability. Our arborists can assess your tree and provide expert advice. You can also read our guide on identifying risky trees for more insights.

All branches, stumps, and debris are removed and recycled into mulch, ensuring minimal environmental impact. We leave your Brighton property clean and tidy, so you don’t have to worry about disposal. Learn more about the process in our stump removal guide.