01
The Tree Is Leaning Or Has Split
A sudden lean, cracked trunk or split limbs signal structural failure. Wellington's strong winds can bring a weakened tree down, so call our arborists before it damages your home, vehicles or neighbouring properties.
02
Dead Or Dying Tree
Bare branches, brittle wood, peeling bark and no new leaves in spring suggest the tree is dead. Dead trees become unpredictable and dangerous, dropping limbs without warning, so removal by professionals is the safest option available.
03
Roots Damaging Property
Roots lifting driveways, cracking foundations or blocking drains cause expensive repairs. If your tree's root system is threatening pipes, retaining walls or your house, removal may be the only lasting solution to protect your property and family.
04
Storm Or Wind Damage
After a Wellington southerly, check for broken limbs, uprooted trunks or hanging branches. Severely damaged trees often cannot be saved and pose ongoing hazards, so prompt removal prevents further injury, property damage and costly insurance claims.
05
Disease Or Pest Infestation
Fungal growth, oozing sap, hollow trunks or heavy insect activity indicate internal decay. Infected trees can spread problems to healthy plants nearby, and once rot reaches the core, removal becomes necessary to protect your entire garden.
06
Tree Blocking Construction Or Views
Trees in the way of a new build, driveway or extension need professional clearing. Sometimes overgrown trees also block sunlight, views or access, and removal is the practical choice when pruning cannot solve the problem.