
Stafford Heights

Kedron is established inner-north Brisbane with a genuinely mature canopy, and the trees here are big enough that most jobs need rigging rather than felling.
Pre-war and post-war housing on traditional blocks, many of them Queenslanders on stumps with the back yard sloping away. Streets are well treed and the canopy is one of the reasons people pay to live here.
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Large figs, poincianas and camphor laurels, plus mature eucalypts through the streets around Kedron Brook. Several of these are old enough and prominent enough to be worth checking against the council rules before anything is planned.
What we do in Kedron:

Your council
Kedron is in the Brisbane City Council area. Trees along the Kedron Brook corridor sit in waterway vegetation, one of the four protected categories under the Natural Assets Local Law, and it is not something you can tell from the street.
Access
The usual inner-north constraint: narrow side access beside a Queenslander, with the tree in the back corner. Almost always the lift, occasionally a crane from the street.
Where it sits
Kedron is in the inner north, well inside the area we cover every week.

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Trees along the Kedron Brook corridor sit in waterway vegetation, one of the four protected categories under the Natural Assets Local Law, and it is not something you can tell from the street. We will tell you what we think applies when we quote, and our Brisbane City Council page sets out the detail — but for anything marginal, confirm it with the council directly before the work goes ahead.
Questions
Kedron falls under Brisbane City Council. Trees along the Kedron Brook corridor sit in waterway vegetation, one of the four protected categories under the Natural Assets Local Law, and it is not something you can tell from the street. Dead and genuinely hazardous trees are usually treated more leniently, but evidence is still generally required. We will flag what we think is relevant at the quote.
It depends on the tree, what sits underneath it and how we can get to it — and in Kedron that last one does a lot of the work. The usual inner-north constraint: narrow side access beside a Queenslander, with the tree in the back corner. Almost always the lift, occasionally a crane from the street. That is why we quote on site rather than over the phone. Quotes are free and there is no obligation.
Large figs, poincianas and camphor laurels, plus mature eucalypts through the streets around Kedron Brook. Several of these are old enough and prominent enough to be worth checking against the council rules before anything is planned. Where nothing can get into the yard at all, the tree is climbed and lowered in pieces, or lifted out over the roof on a crane.
Yes — public liability and WorkCover on every job, and our arborists are AQF5 Diploma and Certificate 3 certified. It protects you, your property and your neighbours.
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Where we work
We work Kedron and the suburbs around it — Stafford Heights, Windsor, Chermside — as part of the Brisbane City to Caboolture corridor. Our crews are in this part of Brisbane every week, so getting to you is rarely the constraint.

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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