FAQS

Trees are live things that can grow in many places. So, before we can give you a price, we need to see the tree and where it is. You can get rates from us for free.

An order called a Vegetation Protection Order (VPO) protects certain trees and land. What do you need to do to get permission to cut down or remove a tree on a VPO property? Our team will find out.

You can see that Budget Tree Removal has public liability, WorkCover, and professional indemnity insurance on our forms of insurance. It is safe for you, your family, and your land when Budget Tree Removal  takes care of your trees.

Ergon Energy and Energex have given us permission to cut back trees near power lines. The arborist who gives you a quote will let you know if the power company needs to be involved (for example, if trees are too big or too close to power lines).

Our climbing arborists can work on trees of any size. There’s no such thing as too big or too small.

You are officially allowed to cut back any trees that are in your neighbors’ yards, but we suggest that you talk to them first. People who live next door are often willing to pay or split the bill.

If you need us, we’ll be there as soon as it’s safe to drive. When the job isn’t pressing, we usually finish it within seven days, but after a big storm, this may take longer.

Like getting your hair cut, trimming trees helps them grow in a healthy way and makes them look better generally. Tree lopping, which is another name for trimming, gets rid of any dead, broken, or diseased branches that could be dangerous or make the tree unhappy.

Yes. Sticks can be dangerous and are a good place for termites to live. Stump grinding is the process of removing ugly tree stumps by grinding them back down to ground level. You can then put grass on top of it or plant a yard. 

The price is based on the number, size, location, and ease of entry of the trees. It’s hard to give you a rough price without seeing the tree on your land. We give all of our customers a free quote and help because of this.

Signs that a tree may need removal include dead or decaying branches, large cracks in the trunk, significant leaning, or root damage. Our arborists can assess the health of your tree and recommend the best course of action.

We take great care to minimize any impact on your property during the removal process. We use protective measures such as boards and mats to ensure your lawn and landscape remain intact.

We recommend clearing any obstacles like cars, furniture, or plants around the tree to give our team easy access. Our team will take care of the rest.

Yes, we are flexible with scheduling and can work with you to find a time that suits your schedule. Simply let us know your preferred time when you book our services.

Yes, we can assist you in filing insurance claims for storm-damaged trees. Our team can provide the necessary documentation and photos to support your claim.

Tree removal can be done year-round, but the best time is during late winter or early spring when trees are dormant. This minimizes the impact on surrounding plants and structures.

We can remove all types of trees, including large, complex, or heritage-listed trees. Our team has the expertise and equipment to handle any tree removal.

Yes, we guarantee the quality of our work. We aim for complete customer satisfaction and will ensure that the job is done safely, efficiently, and to the highest standard.

Yes, in addition to stump grinding, we can remove large roots that may interfere with driveways, pathways, or landscaping. This prevents future issues with root growth or damage.