SERVICE, PRICING, FAQ

We offer same-day service or next-day availability, depending on the time of day we receive your request.*

* Subject to availability and it is advisable to book in advance during peak season (winter storm months and spring).

This is one of the most popular questions.

Yes, we can remove trees of any size — from small garden trees to large, hazardous trees near buildings, boundary walls, or powerlines.

Upon our on-site inspection, we will assess the tree, identify the safest removal method, and advise you accordingly.

We provide our services to the following sectors: residential homes, commercial properties, body corporates, estates, schools, construction sites, municipal parks, and agricultural land.

When felling and removing trees we make use of professional-grade equipment including chainsaws, rigging systems, chippers, and stump grinders. All our tree work is handled by an experienced team following strict safety protocols, leaving you with one less thing to worry about.

We are fully insured with comprehensive public liability cover.

We are so confident in our workmanship, our service comes included with insurance that features some of the most comprehensive coverage in the industry.

Most single-tree removals can be completed within a day. Larger projects such as site clearance or multiple tree removals may take two to three days, depending on size and complexity.

Please contact us directly for large and/or ongoing projects.

Please ensure we have clear access to the tree(s) and surrounding area. If the tree is on a municipal verge, you may need to obtain permission from the City of Cape Town before removal can proceed. We can advise you on this during your quotation.

People often overlook the cost implications and risks of attempting tree removal themselves.

Equipment hire, waste disposal, and potential damage to property can be costly — especially if the tree is large, near structures, or close to powerlines.

Without the correct training and equipment, DIY tree felling can result in serious injury, property damage, or damage to neighbouring properties.

In conclusion, the decision between professional removal and DIY should take into consideration the cost implications, including the cost of equipment, waste removal, potential damage, and personal safety risks.