Services
Everything from a single overhanging limb through to full block clearing. Pick whichever is closest to your situation — or just tell us what's happening and we'll work out who you need.
Central Coast Tree Services covers the Central Coast and the wider the Central Coast.
Full removal of trees that are dead, dangerous, lifting paving or outgrowing a coastal block.
Read more →Cutting back overgrown canopies for clearance and light — done to standard, not just topped.
Read more →Qualified AQF3 and AQF5 arborists for assessments, reports and tree work across the coast.
Read more →Grinding stumps out below ground so you can turf, pave or replant over the top.
Read more →Structural pruning and tree trimming — clearance, deadwooding and shaping, done to AS4373.
Read more →Taking the stump and root plate out entirely, rather than grinding it down.
Read more →Urgent make-safe when a tree is down, hung up or threatening a building.
Read more →Post-storm clean-up — fallen limbs, split trunks, and trees made unstable by wind.
Read more →Removing dead trees — including when council's exemption does and doesn't apply.
Read more →Trees that are leaning, split, undermined or overhanging something they shouldn't.
Read more →Cocos, bangalow and cabbage tree palms — removal, cleaning and frond management.
Read more →Clearing blocks for building, subdivision or bushfire protection — with the approvals.
Read more →Crane-assisted removal for trees with no drop zone — steep blocks and tight sites.
Read more →Trees growing into service lines and the network — what's yours and what's Ausgrid's.
Read more →Strata, body corporate, schools, holiday parks and commercial grounds.
Read more →What tree work actually costs on the Central Coast, and what moves the number.
Read more →Central Coast Council's exemptions, and when you need a Private Tree Works Application.
Read more →AQF5 consulting reports for council applications, development consent and disputes.
Read more →Salt burn, wind shear, sandy anchorage and the trees that cope with the beachfront.
Read more →Where jobs typically sit. Access is usually a bigger cost driver than size.
| Job | Indicative price | What moves it |
|---|---|---|
| Small tree removal (under 10m) | $500 – $1,200 | Ornamentals, young palms and small natives with room to work around them. |
| Medium tree removal (10 – 20m) | $1,200 – $2,800 | The standard suburban job. Access moves this number more than height does. |
| Large tree removal (20m+) | $2,800 – $8,000+ | Mature blackbutt, spotted gum or Norfolk pine, usually dismantled in sections. |
| Palm removal | $250 – $1,200 | Cocos and bangalow palms — no real wood, so cheap unless the crown must come out in pieces. |
| Tree trimming / pruning | $300 – $900 | Clearance off a roof, deadwooding or a crown reduction. Averages around $425 on this coast. |
| Stump grinding | $150 – $500 | Priced on diameter and access. Expect a minimum callout of roughly $180 – $220. |
| Emergency / after-hours callout | $500 – $3,000+ | Storm make-safe. What it costs depends on what the limb is resting on. |
| Arborist report (AQF5) | $400 – $700 | Typically around $450. Required for a Private Tree Works Application and most consents. |
Prices are indicative only. Every tree is different — access, species, what's underneath it and how far the chipper has to walk all move the number. You get a fixed written quote after an on-site assessment.
Tell us the suburb and what the tree needs and we will match it to the right operator.
Call 0485 835 759