What we do
Tree Removal & Tree Loppers Perth takes enquiries for tree work across the Perth metro, from Joondalup and Wanneroo in the north to Spearwood and Rockingham in the south and up into the Kalamunda hills. When you get in touch, we find out about the tree and the problem, and a local arborist or tree contractor comes out to look at it and quote.
We are a referral service rather than a tree company. We do not employ climbers or ground crew ourselves. It is simpler to say that up front.
Who does the work
Jobs are carried out by independent arborists and tree contractors who work in the Perth metro area. They inspect the tree, give you the price, carry out the work and are responsible for it.
We ask them to hold the public liability cover the job needs. You are entitled to see a current certificate before any work starts, and it is worth asking. If a job involves an elevated work platform, a crane, or trees near power lines, ask how that part of the job will be done.
Why a site just for Perth
Tree work here is not the same as tree work in Sydney or Melbourne. Most of the metro sits on deep coastal sands, with limestone near the coast and laterite and clay over granite in the hills. Summers are long and dry, and the first strong fronts of winter bring down the limbs that summer weakened. The trees are different too: tuart, marri, jarrah and WA peppermint alongside Norfolk Island pines, Washingtonia palms and the deciduous street trees of the older suburbs.
Local rules add another layer. Councils each run their own approach to significant trees and verge trees, and the whole metro is a quarantine area for the polyphagous shot-hole borer. The guides on this site are written for that local context:
- Can I cut down a tree in Perth?
- Neighbour tree disputes in WA
- Shot-hole borer and your trees
- Tree removal costs in Perth
What you will not see claimed here
- Numbers we cannot back up. No job counts, crew sizes or years in business.
- Invented reviews. Our Google Business Profile shows 5.0 from 23 reviews at the time of writing. The two quoted on the home page are from there, and the rest are there to read on Google.
- Prices over the phone for big trees. A rough range, yes. A firm price needs someone to look at the tree, the access and what is underneath it.
- Topping dressed up as pruning. Cutting a tree back to stubs is not good practice, and a quote that proposes it deserves a second opinion.
How it works
Call or send the form, an arborist inspects the tree, you get a written quote, the job is booked, and the block is cleaned up afterwards. The full sequence is on how it works, and common questions are answered in the FAQ.
Call (08) 9560 6103 or send the details through.
Free quote
Tell us about the tree
Send a few details and a photo if you have one, or call (08) 9560 6103. What happens next:
- A call back to talk through the tree and the access.
- A look on site, then a written price.
- A booked date, and a clean block when the crew leaves.