Gordonvale to Port Douglas
Tree removal and tree lopping across Cairns
Removal, lopping, pruning and stump grinding from Gordonvale to Port Douglas, with the council question answered before the price.
- Permit checkCouncil rules differ by treeDone first
- Written quoteBefore anyone startsEvery job
- Site visitNot quoted off a photoSeen in person
- PruningRemoval is not the only answerWhere it will do
Services
Tree services we arrange from Gordonvale to Port Douglas
Tree removal
Taken down in sections where there is no room to drop it, every piece lowered past the roof and the fence.
Height and spread taken off a tree that has outgrown the yard, cut back to branches that can carry the regrowth.
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Dead wood and heavy limbs out before the cyclone season, and the crown thinned so wind passes through.
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Ground below the surface, with roots and the grindings dealt with in the quote.
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Coconut palms taken down from the top, or cleared of nuts and dead fronds and left standing.
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Hanging limbs and split trunks made safe first, then whatever came down is cut up and cleared.
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How it works
From the first message to a written quote
The council question is settled before any price, and nothing is booked until you have said yes to a quote in writing.
- 1
Tell us what the tree is doing
Where it stands, what it hangs over and what you would like done about it.
- 2
A contractor comes to see it
A tree contractor who covers your suburb looks at the tree, the access and what is underneath it.
- 3
The council question is answered
Whether it is pruning council lets you do, or a removal that needs approval, is settled before the price.
- 4
You get it in writing
Scope, timber, stump and date on one page, and nothing is booked until you have said yes.
Areas
Cairns, the Northern Beaches and Douglas Shire
Every suburb in the two council areas is on the list. The ones with a page of their own are linked, and the rest are covered in just the same way.
Cairns city and inner suburbs
26 areas
- Caravonica
- Barron
- Aeroglen
- Kamerunga
- Stratford
- Freshwater
- Whitfield
- Brinsmead
- Edge Hill
- Cairns North
- Manoora
- Manunda
- Kanimbla
- Cairns City
- Parramatta Park
- Redlynch
- Westcourt
- Mooroobool
- Bungalow
- Glen Boughton
- East Trinity
- Earlville
- Portsmith
- Woree
- Bayview Heights
- White Rock
Northern Beaches
11 areas
- Ellis Beach
- Palm Cove
- Clifton Beach
- Macalister Range
- Kewarra Beach
- Trinity Beach
- Trinity Park
- Smithfield
- Yorkeys Knob
- Holloways Beach
- Machans Beach
Southern suburbs to Gordonvale
11 areas
- Mount Sheridan
- Bentley Park
- Edmonton
- Packers Camp
- Wrights Creek
- Green Hill
- Lamb Range
- Mount Peter
- Gordonvale
- Little Mulgrave
- Aloomba
Babinda and the south
12 areas
- Fishery Falls
- Goldsborough
- Deeral
- Bellenden Ker
- East Russell
- Babinda
- Bramston Beach
- Mirriwinni
- Eubenangee
- Bartle Frere
- Waugh Pocket
- Woopen Creek
Port Douglas and Douglas Shire
37 areas
- Degarra
- Bloomfield
- Cape Tribulation
- Thornton Beach
- Dagmar
- Noah
- Diwan
- Spurgeon
- Upper Daintree
- Cow Bay
- Forest Creek
- Daintree
- Kimberley
- Dedin
- Lower Daintree
- Stewart Creek Valley
- Wonga Beach
- Whyanbeel
- Bamboo
- Low Isles
- Rocky Point
- Miallo
- Syndicate
- Newell
- Cooya Beach
- Mossman
- Finlayvale
- Bonnie Doon
- Mossman Gorge
- Killaloe
- Port Douglas
- Shannonvale
- Cassowary
- Craiglie
- Oak Beach
- Mowbray
- Wangetti
Questions
Asked before anything is booked
Do I need council approval to remove a tree in Cairns?
Possibly. An owner who wants to remove vegetation on their own property may need a Development Permit for Operational Works under CairnsPlan, and the plan counts a private tree greater than 7.5m in height as significant. The permits page sets out what council lets you do without council approval.
Who does the work?
An independent tree contractor. They look at the tree, quote the job and do it, and your agreement is with them. This site takes enquiries and passes them on; nobody here climbs trees.
Should I get trees looked at before the wet season?
It is the usual time. Work done in a dry spell is easier and safer than the same job after a cyclone has loosened things, and most pruning is on council's list of work an owner can do without council approval.
Can the stump stay?
Yes. Cutting it low and leaving it costs less than grinding it out, and plenty of people choose that. The quote can price both so you can decide.
