Tree Lopping – NSW Tree Loppers

Reasons for Tree Lopping

There are several reasons why tree lopping is important.



• First tree lopping is done for aesthetic purposes, to make the tree looks appealing and beautiful. 

• During winter, fruits and nuts can be scarce among trees. Instead, dense clusters of branches and limbs overgrow and stress the tree. Tree lopping removes a significant part of these overgrowths. Thus, it relieves the tree trunk from heavy burden to make a strong structure. 

• Lopping also prevents disease and infestation among trees. Removing damaged, dead, diseased, dying, or infested parts of the tree ensures healthy growth. The removed parts deprive healthy parts of the tree of getting enough nutrients. Through lopping, the healthy parts of the tree can get enough nutrients.

• When a tree grows too wide, it may cover a bigger space and invade nearby structures and power lines. The tree can pose a threat to damage gutters, roofs, walls, etc. They can also cause tripping of electric cables and other utilities. Lopping ensures that a tree does not pose a hazard or threat to the environment. It even trains the tree to grow in the desired direction.

Tree Lopping Costs in New South Wales

Tree lopping is a vital tree service if you have trees on your property. It is affordable but not cheap. The accessibility of the location and the risk involved, together with the condition, size, and species of a tree, significantly affect the cost of tree lopping in New South Wales. 

• The average cost of tree lopping for small trees that are 5 metres to 6 metres high ranges from $250 to $950.

• The average cost of tree lopping for medium trees that are 6 metres to 9 metres high ranges from $650 to $11,500.

• The average cost of tree lopping for large trees that are 10 metres to 12 metres high ranges from $1,000 to $2,500.

• The average cost of tree lopping for extra-large trees that are 13 metres to 50 metres high ranges from $2,500 to $7,000.