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Tree Maintenance in Townsville

A bit of regular care keeps your trees healthy and stops small problems turning into a big bill. We'll check them, tidy them and tell you straight if anything's a worry.

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What's involved

  • A yearly look before cyclone season to spot weak limbs, rot and white ants
  • Deadwooding to take out dead branches before they fall
  • Keeping mangoes, tamarinds and other fruit trees at a height you can manage
  • Clearance from the roof, gutters, fence and power line to the house
  • Light thinning on rain trees, poincianas and mahoganies

Why it's worth it

Trees that are looked after every year or two rarely need big, expensive work. You catch the cracked limb, the hollow from white ants or the roots heaving the path early. And we'll be honest: sometimes the best advice is to leave a tree alone for another year.

Arborist inspecting a large shade tree in a Townsville backyard

What it costs

Most maintenance visits are priced like pruning, around $250 to $900 per tree, and doing the whole yard in one visit keeps it down.

JobTypical Townsville price (inc GST)
Tree pruning / trimming (per tree)$250 – $900
Small tree removal (under 5m)$300 – $900

These are ballpark ranges. See the full Townsville tree removal price guide for what pushes a price up or down, or check our FAQs.

Need tree maintenance sorted? Ring Jorge on 1300 637 324 for a free quote.

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Tree Maintenance questions

When's the best time to prune a mango tree?

Straight after it's finished fruiting. That way you're not cutting off next season's flowers, and you can keep it at a height where you can actually reach the fruit.

When should I get my trees pruned before cyclone season?

Ideally September to early November, before the wet kicks in. Cyclone season in North Queensland runs November to April, and once a system's on the radar every tree service in town is booked out.

Which trees are most likely to come down in a big blow in Townsville?

From what we see after storms: poincianas (shallow roots), big rain trees and African mahoganies dropping heavy limbs, old figs with root damage, and anything dead or full of white ants. Coconut palms are pretty wind-tough, but the coconuts become missiles, so get them de-nutted.

Got a tree that's worrying you? Ring Jorge on 1300 637 324 or send us a photo for a free quote.

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