Tree Removal & Arborist Services tips & guides for Werribee
Local advice, how-tos and answers from the Werribee Tree Services team.
Removing an Old Cypress Hedge in Werribee: Cut Back or Take It Out?Old Monterey and Leyland cypress hedges are all over Werribee, and many are now far bigger than intended. Why they can't simply be cut back hard, and what's involved when the row has to come out.Read more →Palm Tree Removal in Werribee: Date Palms, Cotton Palms and CocosBig date palms, tall cotton palms and estate cocos are all over Wyndham, and many have outgrown their yards. Here is why palm removal is a different job to taking down a gum, and what to check before yours comes out.Read more →Sugar Gum Windrows on Werribee and Melton Acreage: Remove, Thin or Keep?The tall sugar gum rows along old farm boundaries are the signature of the western plains, and most are now a century old and standing next to houses they were never planted near. Here is how to decide what to do with yours.Read more →Removing Trees Before a Build, Extension or Pool in WerribeeTrees in the way of a new home, extension or pool are easier and cheaper to deal with at the right point in the project. Here is what to check, what to remove and when, for Werribee and Wyndham blocks.Read more →Is My Leaning Tree Dangerous? Warning Signs for Werribee YardsA tree that leans is not automatically a danger, but a tree that has started to lean, or has cracks, splits or a lifting root plate, needs a proper look. Here is how to tell the difference.Read more →When Is the Best Time to Prune Trees in Werribee?There is no single right month to prune every tree in Werribee. Here is how timing works for the gums, fruit trees, hedges and ornamentals most common across Wyndham.Read more →Neighbour's Tree Overhanging Your Werribee Yard? What You Can and Can't DoOverhanging branches from a neighbour's tree are one of the most common reasons people call us. Here is the general position in Victoria, the traps to avoid, and how to sort it out without a feud.Read more →Are Tree Roots Damaging My House or Pipes? A Werribee Homeowner's GuideCracking walls, sticking doors and a sewer that keeps blocking are often blamed on the tree out the back. On Werribee clay, sometimes it is, and sometimes it is not. Here is how to tell and what to do.Read more →Is My Gum Tree Dead or Dying? How to Tell, and What to Do About It in WerribeeGums look half dead for months and then come back, or look fine and drop a limb on the carport. Here is how to read a eucalypt on the western plains, what the warning signs actually mean, and when it is time to take it out.Read more →