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Anyone can buy a chainsaw and advertise as a tree lopper. Very few of the operators quoting against us hold an arboriculture qualification, and fewer still carry the insurance that matters when something goes wrong on your property.
Here is exactly what we hold, so you can compare it against whatever else you have been quoted.
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Our arborists hold AQF5 Diploma and Certificate 3 qualifications in arboriculture, we carry public liability, WorkCover and professional indemnity insurance on every job, and we are listed on the Queensland Arboricultural Association’s Register of Approved Contractors and Consultants. We work to AS4373 Pruning of Amenity Trees, which is the Australian Standard governing how trees should be cut.
Worth asking any quoting contractor:

Why it matters
The cheap quote stops being cheap the moment anything goes wrong, and the exposure does not sit with the contractor.
Damage to your property
A limb through a roof is a large bill. Without public liability behind the operator, recovering it becomes your problem.
Damage to your neighbour’s property
Worse, because you engaged the contractor. Trees do not respect boundaries and neither does the liability.
Injury on your property
WorkCover covers the crew. Where a contractor carries none and someone is hurt on your block, the question of who is responsible gets unpleasant quickly.
A report that gets rejected
Where a council names a qualification level for an arborist report, a document from someone without it is not a saving. It is a rejected application. Professional indemnity is the cover that sits behind written advice, and it is the one an operator who only cuts trees is least likely to hold.

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We would rather you asked every contractor quoting the job.

AS4373 sets out how amenity trees should be pruned. Topping is not in it, which is why we will not cut a tree off at gutter height however often we are asked. Working to the standard also means the cuts we make are ones the tree can seal, so the work does not need repeating in two years. It is the difference between a tree that is managed and one that is slowly being destroyed.
Questions
AQF Level 5 is a Diploma-level qualification in arboriculture. It is the level councils most commonly name when they specify who may prepare a tree assessment, and it is a considerable step beyond the Certificate 3 that qualifies someone to do the practical work.
Yes — ask and we will send it. Commercial clients and body corporates usually get it as a matter of course before we start.
The Queensland Arboricultural Association keeps a Register of Approved Contractors and Consultants. We are on it, and it is a useful way to check any Queensland tree contractor independently of what their website says.
Public liability is what responds to property damage caused by our work. It is exactly the cover a cheaper unqualified operator is most likely not to carry, and the reason the cheapest quote is sometimes the most expensive one.
It answers for the advice rather than the work. An arborist report, a risk assessment or a recommendation is a professional opinion, and professional indemnity is the cover that stands behind it. Public liability responds if we damage something; professional indemnity responds if the advice itself is the problem. It matters most on reports and assessments, which is why we carry it.
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Where we work
The same cover applies whether we are in a Paddington back yard or on an acreage block at Burpengary. Commercial clients and body corporates generally want certificates of currency before the work — ask and we will send them through.

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Tell us about the tree.
Three details and we’ll call you back — usually the same day.
No obligation. MON - SAT 6am - 5pm