Why a 20m tree is a specialist job
A 20m tree removal in Dural is a planned operation, not a bigger version of a backyard job. At that height, the trunk and canopy carry a lot of weight, and one misjudged cut can send timber somewhere it should never go.
That is why the work starts with looking at what surrounds the tree: fences, sheds, the house, powerlines and neighbouring boundaries.
Crane-assisted removal and sectional work
Very tall trees almost never come down in one piece. Arborists take them down in sections, lowering each piece under control. Crane-assisted removal lets a crew lift heavy sections clear of structures rather than dropping them, which suits tight blocks and awkward access.
On a tall tree, the cutting is the easy part. The planning is what keeps people and property safe.
Joseph Khoury, Director & Founder, Trees Down Under
Drop zones and access
Every job needs a marked drop zone, a safe place for sections to land or be lifted to. Crane positioning, driveway width and ground conditions all shape the method, and they vary a lot from one Dural acreage to the next.