Safety first
Planned work around people, property and access.
Tree work is inherently hazardous. Each job must be assessed on site and performed with a method suited to the tree and surroundings.
Before work starts
Every site is different.
A safe work plan considers the tree’s size and condition, available drop zone, nearby roofs and walls, power lines, vehicles, public access and the route for removing debris.
- Site and access assessment
- Controlled cutting and lowering where needed
- Work zone kept clear
- Property risks identified before cutting
- Fully insured service
Controlled sectionsRopes can help manage cut branches where free dropping is unsuitable.
Customer preparation
Help make the site ready.
Move vehicles
Keep cars and movable items away from the planned work area and access route.
Keep people and pets clear
Children, pets and bystanders should remain away from the active work zone.
Flag services and hazards
Point out visible or known cables, irrigation, drains, paving and other sensitive areas.
Important: Trees close to electrical infrastructure may require coordination with the relevant electricity authority or another appropriately authorised party. Trevor will advise after assessment.