Tree removal in Nunawading

Some signs are clear, like large dead limbs or trees leaning dangerously, but others can be subtle, such as hidden decay or pest damage. Our qualified arborists can assess the tree’s health and offer honest recommendations. For extra guidance, check out our blog on six signs your tree may be in danger of falling.

Tree work can be done year-round, but autumn and winter are often ideal as trees are less active. Strategic pruning during these seasons can support healthy growth in spring. Our arborists tailor their approach based on the tree species and condition. For seasonal tips, read our autumn tree care guide.

Once a tree is removed, we offer stump grinding and stump removal services to prevent regrowth and make space for future landscaping. Leaving a stump can attract pests or create tripping hazards, so we recommend removing it fully. Learn more in our article on basic tree stump removal options.

Yes, in many cases you’ll need approval from Whitehorse City Council before removing certain trees. Factors like trunk size, location, and species can affect whether a permit is required. We can guide you through the application process to make it stress-free. For more details, visit the Whitehorse tree removal permit page.