Certified arborists and a trained crane operator
Every crane job is run by AQF Level 3-5 certified arborists from a fully licensed and insured business, carrying liability and workers’ compensation cover and Cm3 certification. A trained crane operator works alongside the climbing arborist, so the person running the lift and the person making the cut are always in clear communication. Trees Down Under has worked since 2005 and draws on two generations of arboriculture knowledge.
The crew is based in Dural, so Middle Dural is familiar ground, backed by a 4.8/5 rating from 182+ Google reviews.
Arborist equipment that arrives with the crew
The team brings the tree removal equipment for everything from small cuts to complex removals:
- Cranes and rigging for lifting sections clear of the block
- Chainsaws, ropes and specialised climbing gear
- Wood chippers and stump grinders
- Skid steers for moving material
- Cabling and bracing systems
- First Aid kits on site
A grapple saw truck, which grips and cuts a section in one controlled movement, can suit some sites. Whether a truck-mounted grapple or conventional rigging is the better fit depends on the tree and the access, and the arborist will say which at the inspection.
How rigging handles tall trees
Rigging handles and moves loads, supports lifting tasks and makes climbing very tall trees safer. It keeps each section controlled from cut to landing, which matters when a tree overlooks a steep block.