We are a Sydney tree crew. We put the work and price in writing, plan around whatever is near the tree, and state what cleanup is included before work starts.
Most people want the same answers up front: what the job involves, what it costs, whether the council needs to be asked, and how the place will look afterwards.
AA Tree Services Sydney is a tree crew, not a call centre. Every enquiry starts with the same three things: the tree, the way into the yard, and what is sitting around it. Those details help us understand the job. We arrange a closer look if we need one, then put the work and price in writing before anyone starts.
We take out trees, prune and lop them, cut back hedges and screens, grind stumps, and take storm-damage enquiries — for homeowners, strata managers, builders and commercial properties across Sydney.
Ask for the written quote, our ABN and insurance details before work starts. The quote sets out what is included so you can compare it properly.
The same clear steps for residential, strata, builder and commercial enquiries.
Photograph the tree, the way into the yard, and anything close to it — the house, the fence, the pool, the power lines. Send them with your address so we can understand the job. If we need to see it before quoting, we will let you know.
On bigger or trickier jobs we come out first. We look at the access, what is overhead, what sits around the tree and whether the job may need a crane or a lift.
The crew works to the written quote. It says what tree work is included, whether stump grinding is part of the job and what happens to the timber and green waste.
Your written quote says what happens to the timber, mulch and other waste, and what cleanup is included. If council follow-up is needed, we will tell you what to check next.
Crane lifts, trees taken apart between two houses, pruning and work around Sydney. These photographs show our own jobs.
Talk to us about your tree
Send photos of the tree, the way into the yard and anything close to it. We will tell you if we need more information or an on-site look before quoting.
Show us the tree, the way in, and what is around it. The photos help us understand the job, and we will tell you if we need to see it before quoting.
