FAQ's | Tree Removal Launceston

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What is the cost of tree removal in Launceston?

The cost of tree removal in Launceston can depend on various factors. We take into account the size of the tree, how close the tree is to your home, how many trees need to be removed, what equipment we need to use to cut down and safely remove the tree, and the species of the tree. Your Launceston tree removal can range anywhere from $500 to $10000 depending on these factors. If you want an accurate, honest, no-obligation quote on the cost of removing a tree, then give us a call and we will come visit your property and assess your situation!

How long will it take for you to get to my house in Launceston?

We can come out to your house the same week you call to assess and inspect your situation. Depending on the size of the job is when we will book you in for the service to commence.

Do you offer emergency tree services?

Yes. If you need emergency tree removal or 24 hour tree services, we are ready and on standby to come out and fix your issue. Whether it be bad weather, a big storm, or the tree has fallen onto your home or car, you can trust in Launceston Tree Service to come out a solve your problems!

Will you remove the stump after tree removal?

We offer stump removal and stump grinding services, and can provide a comprehensive tree service package where we do both the removal of the tree and the stump in one go. After a tree is cut down, you are always left with a stump. It is up to you as to whether you want it removed then and there, or if you plan on removing it at a later date.

How do I save my dying tree?

If you suspect your tree is dying then you need to consult a certified arborist to see what the next steps are. We will give you all the tips and recommendations on how to save your tree. In some cases, the tree may be too far gone to save and we will recommend removing it completely to prevent disease spreading to surrounding plants.

When is the best time of year for tree pruning?

There is never a bad time to remove dead branches and limbs from a tree. In saying that, to get the best out of your trees growth and health, pruning during dormancy encourages new growth once the seasons change and the weather starts to get warmer. Pruning your trees during Autumn is ideal because the lack of leaves and the nakedness of the tree makes it very easy to see any dead or diseased branches that need to be removed.