Trees Down Under’s licensed arborists respond to storm-damaged trees across Faulconbridge and the Blue Mountains, 24/7. Call 0475 463 597 or request a quote for a free tree inspection and same-day quoting where possible.
The first step is to keep people and pets away from the tree, then call a licensed arborist instead of cutting it yourself. A tree fallen on a fence is never a simple job.
Trunks and limbs can hold tension, and a storm-damaged tree may shift or spring back as the load changes. Power lines or nearby structures can add further risk.
An arborist reads where the weight and tension sit before the first cut, then removes the tree in a controlled order so the fence, house and boundary are protected. Cutting without that assessment is how a fence repair turns into a roof or injury claim.
Trees Down Under handles a storm-damaged tree in three stages: a same-day quote, safe removal, then a full site clean-up, all run by licensed arborists.
1. Call and quote. Phone 0475 463 597 and the crew assesses the tree fallen on your fence and the surrounding area, then provides a quote.
2. Make safe and remove. Arborists cut the tree or fallen limbs down in controlled sections. Where access or size calls for it, crane-assisted removal uses the company’s own crane, with no extra fee for it.
3. Clean up. Branches, green waste and debris are taken away, leaving the Faulconbridge property clear.
Who pays depends on the circumstances, and each storm-damaged tree has to be assessed case by case. Faulconbridge homeowners are often left to work this out while a tree sits across their fence, so it helps to know the main factors before anyone is blamed.
A tree that comes down in a severe storm is treated differently from one that was already dying or neglected. If an owner ignored the condition of a dying tree, they may be liable when branches fall on a neighbour’s roof or fence.
These are the points that tend to matter:
Home insurance may cover tree removal, but most policies only respond where there is evident damage to the insured home and contents. If the tree or branch has not damaged your property, you may have to pay for removal yourself.
Cover for tree damage varies between insurers, so check the scope of your own policy before you book any work.
Before any tree comes down, photograph the damage and check your policy. A clear record makes every conversation with insurers and neighbours easier.
Joseph Khoury, Director & Founder, Trees Down Under
Call 0475 463 597 for emergency tree removal in Faulconbridge, or request a free tree inspection and same-day quote online. A storm-damaged tree on your fence is easier to deal with before it shifts or causes further damage.
Often, yes. Faulconbridge sits under Blue Mountains City Council (BMCC), and a permit is generally needed to remove native or canopy trees, or trees that provide habitat. Some small or exempt species can come down without approval, and emergency work on a tree that poses an immediate danger follows another path, so tell us the situation when you call.
Our arborists check whether your tree needs approval before any cutting starts. If it does, they help with the BMCC Tree Removal Application so the work stays safe and compliant. You can read the rules on the Blue Mountains City Council website.
Pricing is explained upfront, and our own crane means no extra crane fee. Tight access is common here, and crane-assisted removal often suits those blocks.
Trees Down Under covers the related work in Faulconbridge and the Blue Mountains, so the fence repair, the stump and the green waste can all be dealt with together.
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