Emergency tree removal in the RedlandsTree down? Call Andrew, any hour.
Storm damage, a fallen tree, a palm you want gone before the weather hits, a tree near a power line: we do emergency call-outs 24/7. If anyone is hurt or a power line is down, call 000 first. Then call us.
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- 24/7 emergency call-outs
- Storms and power lines
- Same-day service available
- Fully insured
Stay safe first
Before you call us, keep clear.
A fallen tree can be hiding something worse than the tree. These steps come from Energex and the SES, and they come before anything else.
Someone hurt, or in danger? Call 000 first.
- Fallen power lines, or a tree touching a line: stay at least 10 metres away, treat the lines as live and call 000 or Energex on 13 19 62.
- Don’t touch, climb or cut a tree that is on or near a power line.
- A tree has fallen on your house and caused structural damage, or is blocking access, but nobody is in danger: call the SES on 132 500.
- Power out? Energex on 13 62 62.
- Then call Andrew on 0431 732 028 and tell us where the tree is, how big it is and what it’s resting on or near.
What we do
The tree made safe, the mess cleared.
Emergency call-outs include storm damage and trees on power lines. We bring the gear the job needs, and clear everything away when we’re done.
- Fallen trees and broken limbs cleared off fences, yards and driveways
- A look at storm damage high in a tree from the air, with Andrew’s drone, when it can’t be judged from the ground
- Trees and palms taken down before a storm arrives, when you’d rather not wait
- Heavy sections lifted out by crane truck, with the crew working from an elevated work platform where needed
- Branches chipped on site and every bit of green waste taken away
- Council approval sorted for you if the tree needs it
When it counts
Short notice, no fuss.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred brought trees down across Redlands Coast in March 2025, some on powerlines. Here’s what customers said.
“Had Andrew & his team turn up on short notice (within an 1hr) for a Palm that I wanted cut down before Cyclone Alfred arrived. Andrew showed up & had the tree down in no time.”
“Andrew and crew answered my call promptly and attended my property as arranged and finished the job in no time.”
“TreeProbNoProb completed a disciplined example of safe working...Right equipment...Right attitude...Right training.”
Hours and storm season
Call any hour. Quotes 7 days.
Queensland’s severe weather season runs from October to April, with the highest thunderstorm risk in southern Queensland from October to December. A tree you’re already worried about is worth a look before the next storm, and quotes are free.
Our guide to tree removal after storm damage covers what to do and what happens next.
- Emergencies
- 24/7 call-outs, including storms and trees on power lines.
- Quotes
- Open 7 days, 7:30 am to 7 pm. Same-day service is available.
- Phone
- 0431 732 028
- Insurance
- Public liability insurance and WorkCover.
- Area
- The Redlands. See where we work.
Do you do emergency call-outs?
Yes, 24/7, including storm damage and trees on power lines. Call 0431 732 028 and tell us what has happened.
A tree is on or near a power line. What do I do?
Stay at least 10 metres away, treat any fallen lines as live and call 000 or Energex on 13 19 62. Don’t touch the tree or try to cut it. If a tree is close to a line but hasn’t come down, Energex or a qualified arborist is who to call, and that’s us too.
A tree has landed on my house. Who do I call?
If anyone is in danger, 000. For storm damage that isn’t life-threatening, the SES can help on 132 500. For permanent repairs the SES says to contact your insurer or a private contractor. We can deal with the tree itself: call 0431 732 028.
How soon can you get here?
Same-day service is available. One customer wrote that we turned up within the hour before Cyclone Alfred. Call and we’ll tell you how soon we can be there.
Do I need council approval for an emergency removal?
Council says approval is generally needed to remove an unsafe tree, unless there is an imminent risk of serious injury or damage to infrastructure, and it suggests taking photos of the tree and its surroundings first. We’ll tell you what applies and can handle the approval. See our council rules guide.
What if the tree is on the footpath or council land?
Trees on footpaths and council land belong to Council, so don’t prune or cut them. Contact Council on (07) 3829 8999.
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Emergency tree work across the Redlands: Thornlands, Redland Bay, Victoria Point, Cleveland, Capalaba, Alexandra Hills, Wellington Point, Birkdale and nearby areas.
Sources
- Energex, Report fallen powerlines (stay at least 10 metres away; Triple Zero or 13 19 62).
- Energex, Contact us (emergency line 13 19 62; power outages 13 62 62).
- Energex, Trees and powerlines.
- Queensland SES, SES assistance (132 500 for storm damage that is not life-threatening; 000 if life is in danger) and the SES 132 500 flyer (trees that have caused structural damage; contact your insurer or a private contractor for permanent repairs).
- Bureau of Meteorology, Now is the time to Get Ready Queensland, 14 October 2026 (severe weather season October to April).
- Redland City Council, Trees on private property (approval for unsafe trees; imminent risk) and Council trees (trees on footpaths and council land; (07) 3829 8999).
- Redland City Council (Redlands Coast Today), One year on: resilience, recovery and moving forward, 6 March 2026 (trees down across the Redlands Coast after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, some on powerlines).
Free quote
Got a tree problem? Let’s make it no problem.
Tell us about the tree and we’ll come and take a look. Prefer to talk? Call or text Andrew, 7 days.
- Free quotes
- 24/7 emergency call-outs
- Certified, accredited arborist
- Public liability and WorkCover
- Green waste taken away
- Pensioner discount