Australia is well renowned for the beautiful, tall trees that populate much of the coast of the country. Considering this is where most people in the country live, it is no surprise that every now and then problems can arise with trees that look to be unstable. If you have a tree in your backyard that was recently damaged in one of the many storms that Australia goes through every year, then you need expert advice and quickly.
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Are you considering having some trees removed from your residential property? If so, you will need to obtain a tree removal permit from your local council before you can remove the trees.
Owing to the aesthetic value of trees and the crucial role that they play in ensuring ecological balance, tree felling is only allowed when there is no other option. Nonetheless, there are various circumstances when removal is necessary.
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If you've chosen to install a swimming pool close to a tree or trees in your garden, then you have some extra work to do. Trees add to pool maintenance jobs and can pose a safety risk.
Having your trees pruned back may be a good idea. What are the benefits of doing so?
Reduce Tree Waste in the Pool
If a tree overhangs a pool, then anything that falls off its branches could end up in the water.
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When you hire a tree lopper to take care of your outdoor space, they will often use a pole pruner to trim large trees and branches. This may be done in preparation for felling the tree itself, or to simply cut down obstructive branches.
Pole pruners are effective tools for tree loppers, but they also require maintenance at some point in time. Your tree lopper may need to replace the threading on their pruner to keep it effective on your vegetation.
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If you're thinking about cutting down one of the trees in your garden, you should consult an arborist before you take out the chainsaw. Read on to find out why.
You could end up incurring a hefty fine if you accidentally cut down a native tree
In some states, there are very strict rules regarding the removal of native trees. In these states, members of the public are not usually allowed to cut down native trees (even if these trees are located on their private properties) without first seeking and obtaining the permission of their local council.
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