Tree health and pest assessments in the Hills District
A tree dropping leaves out of season, weeping sap, growing fungus at the base or losing branches from the top is telling you something. An assessment works out what, and whether it can be fixed.
Get a free quoteCommon Hills problems include fungal root rot in gums after wet years, borer damage in stressed trees, dieback from soil compaction or root damage during building work, and simple drought stress in trees planted in the wrong spot.
An assessment covers the tree's health and structure, likely cause, and realistic options: treatment, pruning, monitoring or removal. Where a tree has become a hazard, you'll get that in writing for a council application or insurer.
We don't sell treatments we don't believe in. Many problems come down to soil, water and root space, and the honest answer is sometimes mulch and patience rather than a spray.
Price guide
On-site health assessment with verbal advice from around $200. Written report from around $400. Every job is quoted on site at a fixed price.
Tree health assessments around the Hills
- Tree health assessments in Dural
Checking remnant forest trees and old orchard trees showing dieback or fungus.
- Tree health assessments in West Pennant Hills
Assessing tall eucalypts with dieback, fungus or root damage.
- Tree health assessments in Middle Dural
Assessing old orchard, windbreak and remnant trees showing decline.
- Tree health assessments in Northmead
Checking old trees that are dropping branches or showing dieback.
Questions about tree health and pest assessments
My gum tree is dropping a lot of leaves. Is it dying?
Not necessarily. Eucalypts shed leaves and bark seasonally and in dry spells. Sudden dieback at the top, fungus at the base or cracks in the trunk are the signs worth an assessment.
Get a free quote for tree health and pest assessments
Tell us what you need and we'll arrange a site visit with a qualified local arborist. Quotes are fixed price and include clean-up and green waste removal.