Storm Damage Cleanup

Priority Response for Fallen Trees

We respond to storm damage and fallen tree situations as a priority, particularly when a tree is blocking access, resting on a structure, or posing an immediate hazard. Our team carries the equipment needed to handle emergency callouts without delay.

Our emergency arborists clear fallen trees and hazardous branches from roofs, driveways, and power lines while strictly adhering to OSH safety standards.

Large tree uprooted beside houses after a storm

Assessing Storm-Damaged Trees

Not every damaged tree has to come down. Risk is assessed by examining lean origin, root stability, and internal decay, with bracing used to support weak stems, selective pruning applied to reduce wind load, and full removal required if root failure or over 30–40% trunk decay threatens collapse.

Clean-Up Across the Bay of Plenty

From Mount Maunganui’s coastal winds to the Kaimai ranges, we manage council permits for protected species and recycle 100% of green debris into mulch, leaving properties clean and secure throughout Papamoa, Te Puke, Welcome Bay, Bethlehem, Otūmoetai, Greerton, Maketu and the wider region.

Pricing guide

Storm Damage Cleanup Costs in Tauranga

Typical price ranges from our pricing guide. We assess every site in person before quoting, so there are no surprise costs once the work begins.

Service	Typical Cost Range	Comments
Tree Removal	$300 to $5000+	Depending on tree size, access, and risk level. Small/easy-access trees sit at the low end while large mature trees near structures push into the thousands.
Emergency Tree Removal	$150 – $250+ per hour	Often on top of standard callout and removal charges

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you remove fallen or storm-damaged trees urgently?

We respond to storm damage and fallen tree situations as a priority, particularly when a tree is blocking access, resting on a structure, or posing an immediate hazard. Our team carries the equipment needed to handle emergency callouts without delay.

How do arborists evaluate risk for storm-damaged or leaning trees to determine whether bracing, selective pruning, or complete removal is required?

Risk is assessed by examining lean origin, root stability, and internal decay using visual inspection or specialized tools, with bracing used to support weak stems, selective pruning applied to reduce wind load, and full removal required if root failure or over 30–40% trunk decay threatens collapse.

Can you safely remove large or hazardous trees near homes, fences, and power lines?

We handle large and hazardous trees using rigging techniques, cranes, and controlled dismantling methods suited to tight spaces. Our team plans each removal around nearby structures, including roofs, fences, and power lines, to reduce risk to property. We coordinate with lines companies when a tree is close to power infrastructure. Every job includes a site assessment beforehand so we can choose the safest removal method for that specific location.

Our promise

Why Choose Us for Storm Damage Cleanup

Fully Insured & Qualified Team
You get peace of mind knowing your property is protected. Every job is carried out by our fully insured, experienced team.
Free, No-Obligation Quotes
We assess every site in person before quoting, so there are no surprise costs once the work begins. You’ll get a clear, honest price upfront.
Fast, Reliable Turnaround
From routine trimming to emergency storm response, we show up when we say we will and get the job done efficiently around your schedule.
Tidy, Complete Clean-Up Every Time
We don’t just cut and leave. Every job is finished fully cleaned up, with green waste mulched, hauled away, or left on site if you prefer.