Where we work
North Shore, Rodney and West Auckland — from Devonport up the East Coast Bays, out through Glenfield and Greenhithe, north to Warkworth, and west into the Waitākere foothills. If your suburb is not listed, ring and ask; it is almost certainly covered.
25+ years
Hands-on arborist experience across Auckland
Free quotes
On-site, no obligation, no pressure
Site left tidy
Full debris removal on every job
Straight answers
Honest advice on what your tree actually needs
Region 1 of 3
North Shore
The Shore is not one landscape. Along the coast — Takapuna, Milford, Devonport, the Bays — you have salt wind, thin soils over shell and sand, and a lot of protected coastal pōhutukawa that people assume they can cut and mostly cannot. Inland at Glenfield, Wairau Valley and Sunnynook you have flatter 1960s and 70s sections with mature liquidambar, gum and camphor that were planted small and are now enormous. And through Birkenhead, Beach Haven, Chelsea and Kaipātiki you have steep bush gullies with genuine native remnants, difficult access, and vegetation rules that actually apply.
Suburb pages
- Arborist Takapuna4 core services
- Arborist Milford4 core services
- Arborist Glenfield4 core services
- Arborist Birkenhead4 core services
- Arborist Albany4 core services
- Arborist Devonport4 core services
- Arborist Beach Haven4 core services
- Arborist Browns Bay4 core services
- Arborist Mairangi Bay4 core services
- Arborist Torbay4 core services
- Arborist Greenhithe4 core services
- Arborist Northcote4 core services
Region 2 of 3
West Auckland
East of the ranges — Henderson, Te Atatū, Massey, New Lynn — you are mostly on flatter ground with post-war sections, wide streets, decent access, and mature exotic plantings that have outgrown the space: liquidambar, plane, gum, silky oak, and a lot of aging fruit trees. The work here is largely reductions, removals and hedges, and it is straightforward to get gear to.
Region 3 of 3
Rodney
A great deal of Rodney tree work is shelter belt work. Macrocarpa, pine, poplar, casuarina and eucalypt planted as windbreaks thirty or forty years ago are now tall, top-heavy and shedding limbs, often right over a fence line, a stock lane or a house that was built later. Reducing a shelter belt to a maintainable height, thinning it so wind passes through rather than pushing it over, and removing the individual trees that have failed is steady work out here.
Free quotes
Not sure if we cover your suburb?
Ring and ask. The service area is broader than the pages listed here, and Dave will tell you straight away either way.
- Covering
- North Shore, Rodney and West Auckland
- Experience
- 25+ years
- Quotes
- Free and on site
- Clean-up
- Included on every job
Contact
Request a free quote
Tell Dave what you have and roughly where it is. He will get back to you to arrange a look.