Palm Tree Removal Brisbane

Palm Tree Removal Near Me

Palm trees add tremendous value to a property, but that also brings challenges in their care, cleaning and removal.
Palm trees require specific strategies when it comes to removing the bark, cleaning the trunk, trimming the leaves and keeping them healthy.

When palms deteriorate, they pose a serious risk of injury to residents, pedestrians and wildlife.
Falling branches, fronds, or fruit can be dangerous when they fall and palm frond do fall without warning.
This makes it crucial to have the health of your palm trees regularly assessed by tree experts like the Brisbane Tree Guys, who can ensure that your palm trees not only look clean and healthy, they are also safe with loose fronds and seed pods removed.
Palm trees may need to be removed if they are causing safety hazards, blocking views or sunlight, encroaching on structures or utilities, or posing a threat to local ecosystems.

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CONTACT BRISBANE TREE GUYS

Tree removal service available 7 Days a week!. Send a text message to get your tree work started!

Our Palm Removal Process

Palm removal is a common problem for homeowners in warmer climates. Palms are beautiful trees that add charm and character to your landscape, but they can also be a nuisance, especially when they become too large, spread out too much, or start to die.
Palm removal and stump extraction are the best solutions to eliminate an overgrown palm tree. We also provide stump extraction services, so you don’t have to worry about an unsightly stump after removing the palm. 

Thanks to the extensive experience in this field, Brisbane Tree Guys take the time to accurately assess your trees and develop an effective plan for treatment or removal.

  • Our team conducts an on-site safety check to identify any hazards or obstacles prior to commencing work on the palm tree removal.
  • Our climber scales the palm tree and sets up ropes to safely dismantle the tree.
  • Our experts carefully disassemble the palm tree piece by piece using a chainsaw and lower each segment onto the ground team.
  • We remove any green debris from the site and chop larger pieces into manageable sizes for removal.
  • Once all branches and the top of the palm tree are removed, the climber disassembles the trunk from top to bottom or lowers it down if space allows for the whole tree to be cut.
  • We shred any remaining green waste with a wood chipper and remove it from the property.
  • Our team performs a final inspection of the property to ensure it is left in the same or better condition than when we started the palm tree removal process.

To Get Your Tree Problem Sorted Is As Easy As 1-2-3!

Send a text message to
0466 886 444 with your name, your suburb and a photo of the tree

Our team will call you back within 2 hours to confirm the information and arrange a quote

Your tree problem will be gone and we can do the stump grinding too! Your yard will be left clean and tidy!

6 REASONS TO USE BRISBANE TREE GUYS!

WE CAN DO YOUR JOB

A team of highly skilled and reliable professionals who are tree removal experts for all tree work

COMPLETED TO BUDGET

Offer our services at competitive rates to suit any budget and give you the exact price before work begins.

FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING

We provide emergency services for tree removal  and we work 7 days a week. We are ready for your inquiry to do the work at a time that suits you.

WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEE

We ensure the job is done efficiently and safely and your yard is left clean and clear of all green waste. 

EXPERIENCED TEAM

We’ve got over 20 years experience in tree removal and trimming so there’s no tree problem that we can’t solve.

LOCAL OWNER OPERATOR

We are based in Capalaba and local to service all of the Redlands and South East Brisbane. We are a family business with a reliable team.

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Why Some Palm Trees Need To Be Removed

In Brisbane,many of the established palm trees are considered feral pests. The most problematic palms are the Cocos palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana) and the Queen palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana).
Both are highly invasive and fast-growing species that can quickly take over native habitats, out competing native plant species.The fruit and seed pods can become dangerous in strong winds, causing property damage and their dense root systems can damage pipes, foundations, and other underground structures, making them a serious threat to infrastructure.

There are Australian native palms that are well-suited for Brisbane gardens. These palms are adapted to the local climate and soil conditions, and they can provide a range of benefits, such as shade, ornamental value, and habitat for wildlife. Some examples of native palms that are suitable for Brisbane gardens include:

  • Cabbage Palm (Livistona australis)
  • Bangalow Palm (Archontophoenix cunninghamiana)
  • Alexander Palm (Archontophoenix alexandrae)
  • Foxtail Palm (Wodyetia bifurcata)
  • Piccabeen Palm (Archontophoenix cunninghamiana)

Certainly! Here are some links to support the information provided:

  1. “Pest plant: Cocos Palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana)” – Brisbane City Council: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/environment-waste/natural-environment/plants-trees-and-gardens/weeds-pest-plants/pest-plant-cocos-palm-syagrus-romanzoffiana
  2. “Pest plant: Queen Palm (Syagrus romanzoffiana)” – Brisbane City Council: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/environment-waste/natural-environment/plants-trees-and-gardens/weeds-pest-plants/pest-plant-queen-palm-syagrus-romanzoffiana
  3. “Cocos palm – Syagrus romanzoffiana” – Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment: https://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/invasive-species/weeds/weeds-australia/cocos-palm
  4. “Queen palm – Syagrus romanzoffiana” – Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment: https://www.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/invasive-species/weeds/weeds-australia/queen-palm

Apart from the two feral palm species, Cocos and Queen Palms, there are several other palm species that are often removed in Brisbane for various reasons. Here are a few examples:

  1. Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis): This palm is a popular ornamental species that is often used in landscaping, but it can also be invasive and spread quickly in natural areas. As a result, it is considered a weed in some regions, and it may need to be removed to protect local ecosystems.
  2. Chinese Windmill Palm (Trachycarpus fortunei): This palm is known for its hardiness and cold tolerance, but it can also become weedy and spread rapidly in some settings. It is also prone to developing fungal diseases, which can lead to decay and structural problems.
  3. Sago Palm (Cycas revoluta): Although not a true palm, the Sago Palm is a popular ornamental species that is often used in gardens and public spaces. However, it is highly toxic to pets and humans, and its spiky fronds can be a safety hazard. As a result, it may need to be removed for safety reasons.
  4. Mexican Fan Palm (Washingtonia robusta): This palm is a fast-growing species that is often used in landscaping, but it can also be invasive and spread rapidly in natural areas. It can also be prone to disease and damage from winds, which can make it a safety hazard.