What we see on Gidgegannup blocks
Most properties here are big, bush-edged and a long way off the road. The trees are mostly marri, jarrah and wandoo, and a lot of the work is keeping them off houses, sheds, water tanks, driveways and fence lines.
Winter brings limbs down every year, and by spring most blocks have a pile of branches somewhere waiting to be dealt with. Chipping it on site is usually quicker than burning it, and it doesn’t need a burning permit.
Tree removal, pruning and mulching in Gidgegannup
- Cutting branches back from houses, sheds and water tanks
- Pruning limbs up over long driveways and firebreaks
- Taking down dead or leaning trees near buildings and fences
- Chipping the branch piles left over from winter
- Clearing fallen trees off tracks and fence lines after storms
That covers all four of our services: tree removal , tree pruning and lopping , tree mulching and chipping and storm clean up .
Before we start in Gidgegannup
Most Gidgegannup blocks include native bush. In WA, clearing native vegetation can need a permit from the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation unless an exemption applies. Pruning, or taking out a few trees around the house and tracks, is very different from clearing a patch of bush, so check first if you’re planning more than a few trees.
If your council or your insurer has asked for branches to be cut back over the driveway, firebreaks or the house, send us what they asked for and we’ll quote to match.
Wundowie and Bakers Hill are in the Shire of Northam, and Wooroloo, Bailup and The Lakes are in the Shire of Mundaring, so council rules there differ slightly from the City of Swan’s.
Suburbs we cover
- Gidgegannup
- Bailup
- Wooroloo
- The Lakes
- Wundowie
- Bakers Hill
Gidgegannup is our home base, so travel adds the least here.