any recommendations for tree removals in Thames please. Any idea of costs as well would be appreciated. Thanks
sandymrph,
Jan 25, 7:09am
Fire. it works especially well :)
tigra,
Jan 25, 2:41pm
Check they are not protected.
red2,
Jan 25, 8:35pm
Get Matthew from Treeshapes to give you a quote Ph 07 8683985
bashfulbro,
Jan 27, 2:10am
woodm8 at the hot mail box
midgetmum,
Jan 28, 2:35pm
Matthew doing a wonderful job right now - $575 for 5 trees. Very reasonable.
midgetmum,
Jan 28, 5:30pm
better still, job complete and was only $460. Absolutely thrilled with job.
venna2,
Jan 28, 5:45pm
I'd be very surprised if they were protected, since they're not native. Horrible trees that grow incredibly high and keep dropping those leaves/spines or whatever they are.
pauldw,
Jan 28, 5:48pm
How small were they :-D
midgetmum,
Jan 28, 8:33pm
They were about 20 years old and were very TALL. Were chopped down in sections because of the uncertainty of where they would fall. Two were close to boundary fences as well.
lilyfield,
Jan 28, 8:37pm
gosh, that was cheap !
midgetmum,
Jan 28, 10:47pm
They were just cut down and we will remove the trees, branches etc ourselves. There is only a walking track down to the trees and would be too difficult to get anything in except for a wheelbarrow!
ianab,
Jan 29, 4:40am
Arborist would know exactly where they would fall, but if there wasn't enough space to lay them down cleanly, they would certainly take them down in sections.
20 years old wouldn't be that big, look at them after ~100 years. But big enough to justify getting a professional to deal to them for sure.
Doing your own clean up will save a lot too. Getting it on the ground is usually the easy part. Dragging the brush and firewood out is hard work ;-)
fogs,
Jan 29, 5:54am
Do you reckon he would travel to Auckland? We have 2x50 year old Norfolk pines we would love to get rid of
budgel,
Aug 13, 1:43am
My Brother had a Norfolk pine he wanted to get rid of. One day we were out together miles away from his place and I pointed them out to him. Once he realised it was a landmark he felt quite differently about it and let it be.
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