Tree Pruning Services
Expert tree pruning across the Macedon Ranges
Whether it's overgrown branches affecting your home, a tree that's outgrown its space, or routine maintenance to keep it healthy, Red Tail Trees handles pruning of all sizes with care and precision.
How we work
Every job starts with a proper assessment of the tree's health, structure and position relative to your house, fences, powerlines and neighboring properties. Some pruning is about shape and appearance, some is about safety, removing weak or overhanging limbs before they become a problem, and some is about the tree's long-term health, encouraging stronger growth and preventing disease. We bring the right gear and experience for whatever the job calls for, including tall gum trees, tight access blocks, and hedges or fruit trees that need a more careful touch.
If a branch is hanging dangerously or rubbing against power lines, get in touch straight away. We prioritise urgent call outs.
Fully insured, honest pricing
Red Tail Trees is fully insured, so you're covered if anything unexpected happens. Every tree's different, so we quote after seeing the job, whether that's in person or over photos and a phone chat. Clear pricing, no surprises.
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FAQ
How often should trees be pruned? It depends on the tree and its purpose. Most established trees benefit from pruning every 1 to 3 years, while fruit trees and hedges often need more regular attention to stay healthy and productive. We can advise on the right schedule when we assess your tree.
Will pruning harm my tree? Done properly, pruning actually improves a tree's health and structure. We follow correct techniques and only remove what's needed, so your tree recovers well and grows stronger.
What happens to the wood and mulch? We can chip and mulch on site, remove everything, or leave firewood behind, whatever suits you.
Can you prune trees near power lines? Yes, this is a job we take seriously and prioritise for safety. We assess the risk carefully and have the experience to prune safely around power lines and other tight or hazardous spots.