Tree Removal Services
We provide a variety of tree removal services in the St Ives area. Whether it's removing a single tree, stump grinding or land clearing, we use the most efficient methods, the highest quality equipment and qualified, experienced operators to ensure your job is carried out quickly and safely with minimum impact to your property.
Tree Maintenance Services
Tidy Tree work also provides a wide range of tree maintenance services, including pruning, crown thinning and lifting and dead wood removal. Regular maintenance of your trees by our qualified and experienced arborists will enhance their appearance, improve safety and help to identify and address potential problems before they arise.
Why Choose Tidy Tree Work?
We plan our work
Before each job, we conduct a careful assessment to examine the most cost efficient methods possible when it comes to each individual tree removal jobsite. We consider different options and methods to create a suitable work plan, ensuring that you only pay for the job that needs doing and nothing else.
We work to our plan
We always dismantle trees in a controlled manner to ensure there is minimal impact on our clients' property. We are very proud to provide skilled operators utilizing high quality equipment and the latest tree removal and maintenance methods, both of which ensure an efficient and cost effective service for our customers.
We even clean up
After every job we conduct a detailed clean-up of the clients' property. This includes the raking up of loose sticks, leaves and saw dust, as well as checking neighbouring yards for stray branches and blowing roof gutters where accessible. We consider this an essential element of any tree removal service.
Tree Removal St Ives
St Ives is a suburb on the Upper North Shore of Sydney located 18 kilometres north of the Sydney CBD, in the local government area of Ku-ring-gai Council. Timber getting was the first industry in the Ku-ring-gai area and horse teams drank from the water trough on Cowan Road at St Ives which was one of the more than 500 horse troughs across Australia placed by George and Annis Bills. Daniel Matthew was the first person to own land in the district. His grant of 1823 was called Rosedale. A year later he established the first sawmill in Ku-ring-gai on the corner of Cowan Road and Stoney Creek Road (now Mona Vale Road).
When the most valuable timber had been removed from the district in the 1850s and 1860s, John Ayres and Daniel Mathew sold their lands for farming and orchards. Orchards were established along Cowan Creek Road from the early 1890s and around the same time Chinese market gardeners worked much of the area now called the Village Green. St. Ives still remained predominantly rural in the 1950s with market gardens, smaller orchards, piggeries and small farms.
Tidy Tree Work regularly performs tree removal, stump grinding and other tree services in St Ives on a wide variety of tree types, please check your local Councils website for details on regulations regarding tree work.
