Your Landscape, Our Priority – Expert Tree Surgeons in Sutton

An arborist is a certified tree care professional skilled in cultivating, managing, and studying trees. Getting an experienced tree surgeon in Sutton is crucial for expert tree services, as they ensure safe tree removals, precise pruning, and overall tree health, enhancing the town’s greenery and safety.

Certainly, O’Briens Tree Services holds ActewAGL accreditation, making us authorized tree surgeons to operate near power lines. Our team is extensively trained to adhere to strict safety protocols in the high-risk environment around power lines.

Our professional arborist tree services Sutton extend to Canberra, Murrumbateman, Gundaroo, Queanbeyan, and Yass areas. If you need tree services outside these regions, feel free to contact us. We might be able to accommodate service in other locations upon request.

Yes, checking if you need approval before removing a tree from your property is essential. Taking consent from an authorized committee is necessary if the tree(s) meet any of the following criteria:

• They are 12 meters or higher or have a canopy 12 meters or wider.
• Have a trunk circumference of 1.5 meters or more, measured one meter above natural ground level.
• Have two or more trunks, and the total circumference of all the trunks, one meter above natural ground level, is 1.5 meters or more.

Our emergency tree services in Sutton are comprehensive and tailored to address specific situations. They encompass the following solutions:

Tree Removal: When a fallen or damaged tree causes potential threat to your property, our tree surgeons in Sutton remove the tree to eliminate the risk and prevent further damage.

Branch Clearing and Pruning: If fallen or broken branches endanger your property, we carefully clear away the damaged branches and prevent potential hazards.

Storm Damage Cleanup: Our team excels in clearing fallen trees and debris resulting from storm-related emergencies, ensuring a comprehensive and efficient restoration process.

Yes, a permit is required from the local council unless the tree falls under the 10/50 rule, is on the council’s exemption list, is dead, or poses an immediate safety risk. The NSW Government’s 10/50 Rule permits clearing within specific distances from home without approval, detailed on the NSW Rural Fire Service website.