Arborists in Cairns
Big trees. Tight yards. Safe hands.
Tree removal, pruning, stump grinding, palms and storm work across Cairns and the northern beaches, with the clean-up included.
Tree removal
Safe removal of trees in tight backyards, near houses and over power lines.
MorePruning and trimming
Deadwood, clearance from roofs and lines, and shaping for healthy growth.
MoreStump grinding
Stumps ground below ground level so you can plant or turf over.
MoreStorm and emergency work
Fallen trees and hanging limbs made safe after storms and cyclones.
MoreTree health checks and reports
Is your tree healthy or a risk? An arborist report tells you.
MorePalm cleaning and removal
Fronds, seed pods and coconuts removed, or palms taken out.
MoreTree health
Not sure if your tree is safe?
An arborist can tell you whether a tree can be saved with pruning, needs watching, or should come down.
Tree health checksIs my tree dangerous? Signs to watch for
- Cracks or splits in the trunk
- Fungus or mushrooms at the base
- Dead or hanging branches
- A sudden new lean
- Roots lifting the ground
- Branches over the roof or power lines
See one of these? Ask for a tree health check.
Clean-up included
Where the wood goes.
Branches are chipped into mulch, logs can be cut for firewood or left for you, and the yard is raked before we leave.

Stumps
Gone below the ground.
We grind stumps below ground level so you can turf, plant or pave over them.
Stump grindingCustomers
Clean jobs, safe trees
A huge fig leaning toward the house. They took it down piece by piece and didn't touch the roof.
They came out the morning after the storm and made a hanging limb safe before anyone got hurt.
Every palm cleaned, no coconuts left, and the yard raked when they finished.
Clear advice on council approval and the report helped us get it through.
Where we work
Cairns and the northern beaches.
- Cairns City
- Edge Hill
- Whitfield
- Manunda
- Earlville
- Redlynch
- Freshwater
- Trinity Beach
- Smithfield
- Palm Cove
- Edmonton
- Gordonvale
Get a free tree quote
Send a photo of the tree and tell us what you'd like done. We'll come and look.