Every diseased tree job follows the same order: inspection, approvals, removal, then clean-up. Certified arborists run each stage, so you always know what happens next.
Inspection and diagnosis
An arborist visits the property, checks the trunk, roots and canopy, and confirms whether disease is the cause. If the tree can be saved, the advice says so. If not, the team explains why and what removal involves.
Permits and the removal plan
Where approval is needed, the team guides you through the application and arborist report before any cutting starts. The plan then matches the site: sectional dismantling in tight yards, or crane-assisted removal where access is difficult or the tree is large.
A diseased trunk can shift, split or snap without warning, so the plan has to come before the saw. Every cut is sequenced for the people and property below.
Joseph Khoury, Director & Founder, Trees Down Under
Clean-up and follow-up
The crew clears timber and green waste, and can add stump grinding if you want the ground levelled and ready for replanting.