Everything customers usually ask before booking tree felling, stump removal or landscaping work in Cape Town.
Yes — hazardous tree removal is one of our core services. Leaning, split, diseased or storm-damaged trees are assessed before any cut, and trees close to buildings, walls, pools or power lines are dismantled section by section with rigging instead of being dropped in one go. Our climbers work with professional climbing and rigging equipment, and the site is made safe and cleared afterwards.
We do. Alongside tree work we handle garden design and installation, lawn laying and grass cutting, hedge cutting and shaping, and ongoing garden maintenance for homes, estates, complexes and commercial properties across Cape Town.
For genuine emergencies — a tree or large branch that has come down, is hanging over a roof, or is blocking access — we aim to respond the same day where our schedule allows. Call +27 77 401 4747 or message us on WhatsApp rather than using the enquiry form, and describe what has happened so we can prioritise it. Planned removals are scheduled once you accept the quote and we confirm a date with you.
Yes. Cleanup is part of how we finish every tree job: branches, foliage, sawdust and off-cuts are removed, the work area is raked and blown clean, and timber is either stacked where you want it or taken away. If you would like the stumps ground as well, tell us at quoting stage so everything is handled in one visit.
We work across the Cape Town metro — including Cape Town, Constantia, Camps Bay, Tableview, Durbanville, Bothasig and out towards Stellenbosch. If you are not sure whether we cover your area, send us your suburb with your enquiry and we will confirm.
Yes. We grind stumps below ground level so no wood sits proud of the lawn, or fully extract the stump and buttress roots where the ground is going to be re-used for paving, planting or new lawn. Stump work can be done with the felling job or later on its own, and the hole is backfilled and levelled before we leave.
Every job starts with a site and risk assessment, and our team uses climbing, rigging and cutting equipment suited to the tree and the space around it. Near structures we rig branches down under control rather than dropping them. If you need insurance or compliance documentation for a body corporate, estate or commercial property, ask for it with your quote and we will confirm what we can provide before work starts.
Yes. Narrow side entrances, courtyards, pool areas and gardens without vehicle access are common in Cape Town. Instead of bringing in heavy machinery, our climbers dismantle the tree from the top down, rig the pieces to a controlled drop zone and carry the debris out by hand. We check access during the site visit and explain how we will get in and out without damaging walls, paving or plants.
Storm damage is treated as a priority. If a tree or branch has come down, is hung up in another tree, or is threatening a roof, wall or power line, call +27 77 401 4747 straight away — do not stand underneath it or try to move it yourself, and keep well clear of anything that could be an electrical line. We make the situation safe first, remove the damaged timber, and can return to finish stumps and cleanup once the immediate danger is gone.
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