Tree removal in Ormond

After we remove a tree, you can choose what happens to the wood and mulch. Many Ormond homeowners opt to keep the mulch for their gardens, while larger timber can be taken off-site or left for firewood. We ensure all debris is cleared and the area is left tidy. For tips on using mulch effectively and safely, read our mulch and fire safety guide.

Yes, but it requires expertise and specialised equipment. Trees near structures can pose risks if not removed correctly. Our qualified arborists plan every step carefully to protect your home and the surrounding landscape. We use precise techniques to dismantle trees in sections, ensuring a safe and controlled operation. Learn more about our methods in the step-by-step process of removing a large tree.

Yes. Tree removal in Ormond often requires approval from Glen Eira City Council, depending on the tree’s size, species, and location. Regulations are in place to protect significant and native trees. Our team can guide you through the process to avoid delays. For more details, visit the Glen Eira tree removal permit page.

The right pruning schedule depends on the tree species, age, and overall health. In general, most trees benefit from pruning every one to three years to remove deadwood, encourage healthy growth, and maintain shape. Regular trimming also reduces the risk of falling branches during storms.