Using a qualified arborist helps ensure tree work is carried out with consideration for safety, tree health and appropriate pruning practices. This is particularly important for large, mature or technically difficult trees.

Yes. Habitat Arboriculture specialises in large, hazardous and difficult trees, including trees close to houses, on steep sites and in areas requiring technical climbing and rigging.

Often, yes. Appropriate tree pruning can sometimes address deadwood, clearance or individual structural concerns while allowing a healthy or significant tree to remain. We can assess the tree and discuss the available options.

We provide tree removal, pruning and arborist services throughout Greater Hobart, Clarence, Kingborough and the Huon Valley, with specialist arboriculture and habitat projects available more widely across Tasmania.

Yes. We carry out tree removal, pruning and vegetation-management works associated with BAL assessments and Bushfire Hazard Management Plans. If you already have a report or plan, send it through with your enquiry.

The Hollow Hog is a specialist arboricultural tool used to create artificial wildlife hollows inside trees. It allows a relatively large internal cavity to be created through a smaller entrance opening and can be used in suitable living and dead trees.

Yes. Artificial hollows can be tailored by considering factors such as entrance size, cavity dimensions, height, orientation and the intended target species. Habitat creation can form part of a broader ecological or tree-management project.

Yes. Professional tree-climbing and rigging techniques allow us to work on trees in confined areas, steep properties and locations where cranes or other large machinery may not have suitable access.

Send us a quote request with your contact details, property location and a brief description of the work. Photos of the tree and surrounding area are particularly useful and can help us understand the job before arranging a site visit.