First, make it safe
- Tree or branch on a powerline, or a line down: stay at least 8 metres away and call Western Power on 13 13 51.
- Anyone hurt or in danger: call 000.
- Home badly damaged and you need emergency help: call the SES on 132 500.
Once it’s safe, call us for the clean up.
Fallen trees and storm damage we clear
- Trees down across driveways, tracks and fence lines
- Limbs on roofs, sheds, carports and water tanks
- Snapped branches still hanging in the tree
- Split, leaning or partly uprooted trees that are now unsafe
- Piles of storm debris, chipped on site
We remove the tree and the mess. Repairs to roofs, fences and sheds are a job for your builder, fencer or insurer.
When storms hit around Perth
In WA’s south west, storms are most frequent between May and October. In the hills, winter fronts bring down limbs and whole trees, especially once rain has softened the ground and roots lose their grip. Summer thunderstorms can do the same with less warning.
Having dead and overhanging limbs taken out before winter is the best way to cut down the clean up later. See tree pruning and lopping.
Insurance claims
If you’re claiming, take photos of the damage before anything is moved, as long as it’s safe to leave. Check with your insurer about what’s covered, and we can give you a written quote for the tree work.
What affects the price
- The size of the trees and limbs, and what they’re lying on
- How tangled or under tension the timber is
- Access for the chipper and gear
- Whether the mulch and timber stay or go
- Travel from our base in Gidgegannup