The cost varies and depends on many things such as the size of the tree and where the tree is located for example, is it in the backyard and needs to be physically moved out to the front so the tree can be removed. 

Is the wood and debris remaining or been removed

Does the tree have sensitive objects located around it such as formal gardening, pavers, plumbing pipes, electrical wires. Ext

The best way to know is to ask our team to give you a quote

Yes many times a high risk tree can be reduced in risk by doing crown/weight reduction and removing any suspect or damaged branches including dead wood. 

This often helps with minimising the sail area reducing the risk of large branch or whole tree failure.

Do I need a permit to remove or prune a tree.

This question varies depending on the municipal (council) regulations and or whether you are in a vegetation protection overlay.

The most accurate way to get this information is to call the Council.

You can also check on the planning.vic.gov.au website although
This can be sometimes hard to navigate.

And we can also help guide you in this question

This can be done only if the pruning that is to achieved this, is not going too heavily affect the health and structure of the tree being pruned. also your locale Council may require a permit

Our team can help guide you in this decision.

Please note that it is always a good idea to inform your neighbour of your intentions of pruning their trees before the works commence as sometimes the neighbours can get upset when the pruning is in progress, if they weren’t informed.