NSW Tree Services

Sam, together with his wife Teresa, own and operate NSW Tree Services, and along with trusted staff, have grown the business over this time into a well established tree service that caters to the many needs of clients when it comes to trees. Staff are suitably qualified in Arboriculture, (Cert II & III for ground staff, and Cert IV & V for arborists.)

Just as you would consult a builder for advice on building a home, you would consult an arborist on any tree related matter. A suitably qualified arborist is able to identify trees, impart knowledge and understanding of species, highlight areas of concern, provide feedback to clients and make viable recommendations for proper tree care management.

Trees in urban environments are protected by Tree Preservation Orders (TPO) developed by Local councils for their local areas. This includes trees on private properties. TPO's aim to manage and enhance trees in the local area by requiring consent for actions which are likely to impact on their health, and or on the landscape of that local area.

Deadwooding is the removal of dead branches up to specific diameters. Deadwooding is a health treatment. It reduces possible food sources for dangerous pests and can limit diseases. Well fed sources exert a strong force against your tree's natural defence system. If your tree's defence system is low on energy these sources will spread rapidly and your tree will waste additional energy to protect itself.

Mulches are materials placed over the soil surface to maintain moisture and improve soil conditions. Mulching is one of the most beneficial things a home owner can do for the health of a tree. Mulch can reduce water loss from the soil, minimise weed competition, and improve soil structure. Properly applied, mulch can give landscapes a handsome, well-groomed appearance.