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Sam’s Tree Services North Shore & Northern Beaches always maintains current policies of Public Liability and Workers Compensation and can be viewed on our website in the Polices menu.

Sam’s Tree Services covers all areas of tree work. You can rely on us when you need tree removal, stump grinding, tree lopping, tree pruning, arboriculture maintenance, mulching, wood chipping, dead wooding, and tree felling.

Yes, as long as we have access to the job site, you do not need to be at home for us to complete the work. We have built a reputation of trust and efficiency.

We are qualified arborists. We are well-trained and experienced in arboriculture and can help with sick trees.

An arborist practices arboriculture. Arboriculture involves studying, cultivating, and managing trees, shrubs, various perennial woody plants, and vines. Arborists assess tree growth and prune it to remove dead branches and give it suitable shapes.

Sam’s Tree Services has been providing comprehensive tree services for long. We bring unparalleled expertise at competitive prices.

Pruning is an important part of the process of tree maintenance. Trees will have either dead or dying branches at different times. They can also have diseased branches. These branches tend to adversely affect a tree’s health, causing distress and affecting growth. Pruning helps get rid of such branches.

Tree cutting is a hazardous work. It must be handled only by a qualified tree lopper with the proper equipment, experience, and knowledge. When you consider the heights we work at, the weight of the branches, and the kind of equipment we use, pruning, tree removal, or felling is a job best left to the experts.

Crown raising involves the selective removal of the lower branches in the tree’s crown. It is done with the goal of increasing the distance between the canopy’s base and the ground.

Thinning involves crown clearing and removal of certain branches. The objective is to improve air movement and penetration of light. As air and light reach interior foliage, it helps improve branch strength and taper. This tree service also helps reduce the weight of limbs and wind effect.

Stumps, when left in the ground, can create safety risks. They can also create habitable areas for termites and fungi. Stumps can also take up space on your landscape and be unsightly features. Our stump grinding experts will grind the stump down using a stump grinder within 8 to 30 inches below grade level.

Deadwooding is an important tree maintenance service. It protects a tree from pest infestation and diseases. It involves the removal of dead branches. Additionally, deadwooding also prevents safety risks to property and people.

The permit requirements vary from one council to another. If you are located in a council having a Tree Preservation Order, it is the property owner’s responsibility to get a permit before work can start on the trees covered under this order.

It is important to know that certain trees come under the protected class when they are surrounded by wildlife. Council permits are also required when more than 10% of the foliage needs to be pruned. Sam’s Tree Services are glad to assist you with every step of the process.

The time it takes to complete a tree removal or pruning job in Northern Beaches and North Shore depends on the scale and complexity involved. Whilst a smaller tree pruning job can be completed in a few hours, a larger one can take a day or longer. Accessibility, tree size, and health are major factors affecting the duration.

Unless our customer specifies it, we will remove all cut material. We are committed to protecting the environment. That is why we use all green waste, solid wood, and residue in ways that benefit the environment.

Yes, we do provide emergency tree services. Our team is fully equipped and skilled to handle different types of tree service requests. Whether you have fallen trees, storm damage, or other dangerous conditions, we can provide prompt services.

We use specialised equipment to provide reliable tree services in North Shore and Northern Beaches. The machinery we use and our experience allow us to access hard-to-reach places.

You should check with your council’s Tree Preservation Order. We suggest taking the first step by talking to your neighbour and then checking with your council.