Slashing

Complete Grass Slashing on the Sunshine Coast

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Staring at an overgrown field, you imagine the potential beneath the tangle of brush and weeds. That's where Branch Manager Tree Services steps in, transforming your wild spaces into safe, usable land.

We're experts in slashing—clearing vegetation with precision and care. By choosing us, you're not just getting a service; you're reclaiming your property and ensuring it's well-maintained.

We're known for our thorough work and committed team. Our range of services includes tree removal, stump grinding, tree planting, arborist reports, ground maintenance programs, land clearing, emergency tree removal and tree lopping. We tailor solutions to local councils, property owners and businesses on the Sunshine Coast, ensuring every job is done with the highest quality in mind.

Ready to see your land's true potential? Call us today on 0466 561 501 and let’s discuss how Branch Manager Tree Services can help you with grass slashing on the Sunshine Coast or in Coolum Beach, Buderim, Palmwoods, Eumundi, Caboolture, Narangba or Glenview.

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Reclaim Your Land Today

When nature oversteps, we step in. Our slashing service is more than just cutting back the underbrush; it's about creating a safer environment for everyone. Here's what's included in our slashing service:

Rapid clearance of overgrown grass, preventing potential fire hazards.
Professional upkeep for your property's appearance and health.
Meticulous preparation for property development or renovation projects.
Strategic land management for ecological sustainability.

Our team at Branch Manager Tree Services is not just licensed and insured; we offer free quotes and pride ourselves on being locally owned and operated. With level 3 and level 5 qualified arborists, we assure you of expert guidance and execution in all our services.

Why wait for nature to dictate your land's use? Take control with our professional slashing services. Get in touch with us now on 0466 561 501 and let's shape your land to suit your vision

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Frequently Asked Questions

What time of the year should I get my tree pruned?

There isn’t a single best time for pruning as this largely depends on the type of tree you have and when it grows. For trees that bloom in summer, pruning is best done in late winter and very early spring because they are dormant and it will be easier to see what needs to be pruned.

Getting maintenance done on your tree at the wrong time of year could result in illness, disease and unrecoverable damage, so if you're unsure when this is, speak to our team. When you choose to have your tree pruned in time for its next growing season, it will be stronger and healthier.
Can I remove a hazardous tree myself?

Although you can remove a hazardous tree from your own back garden, theoretically, we recommend you don't do this for your own safety. Removing a tree of any size requires the use of suitable equipment such as chainsaws, which can cause severe and fatal injuries if you have no prior experience using them. Plus, you're unlikely to be able to control which way the tree falls, which could cause fatal casualties if the tree ends up falling onto your home or on top of you.

The same applies to any specialist arborist work. Our team have specialist training as well as relevant diplomas and on-the-job experience, so it is best to leave any tasks like this to us.
How long does stump removal take?

Stump removal can take as little as an hour for small stumps and up to four hours for one which is extremely large. We can provide a more accurate timescale and quote if you let us know the size and type of tree stump you want rid of. We can even bag up the chips collected from the stump afterwards so it can be repurposed as mulch, which is great for the environment.
How can I tell if my tree has died?
There are plenty of ways to tell if a tree has died. Most of the time, you should be able to tell just by looking at the tree, with the most common signs being:
- Where the bark is scratched, the timber underneath is green. A dead tree will also be soft to the touch.
- The presence of fungi and pests.
- No leaves or brown ones.
- There are cankers on the trunk.
Dying trees have many environmental problems associated with them, as they can harbour diseases that can be contracted by living trees. They should be removed immediately if you find one in your garden or backyard.