Emergency Tree Services Northern Beaches

Emergency tree removal costs across the Northern Beaches — from Manly and Dee Why to Frenchs Forest and Mona Vale — typically range from $500 to $3,000 depending on urgency, tree size, and time of day. Business-hours callouts start from $500, while after-hours and weekend emergencies range from $800 to $2,500. Complex removals requiring crane access may cost $1,500–$8,000 or more. See our tree services cost guide for more pricing information.

We provide 24/7 emergency response across the Northern Beaches — from Manly to Mona Vale, Dee Why to Palm Beach, and all suburbs in between. During major storm events, response times depend on conditions and demand, and we prioritise based on risk to life and property. Our team carries $20 million public liability insurance on every callout.

Tree emergencies include fallen trees blocking access or on structures, trees or large branches threatening to fall imminently, trees in contact with power lines, trees causing active property damage, and post-storm hazard situations. If you're unsure, call us — our experienced arborists can assess the urgency over the phone and advise on the best course of action.

Yes. Our emergency service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year — including nights, weekends, and public holidays. Call our emergency line any time you have an urgent tree situation anywhere across the Northern Beaches.

First, ensure everyone is safe and evacuate if there's structural damage. Call 000 if anyone is trapped or injured. Then call our emergency line — we'll dispatch a crew to safely remove the tree and make the area secure. Document the damage with photographs for your insurance claim while you wait. For detailed steps, read our emergency tree removal guide.

If the tree has fallen on a building with people inside or is in contact with power lines, call 000 first. For trees blocking public roads, call the SES on 132 500. For trees on your private property — on your roof, fence, car, or driveway — call us directly so we can assess the tree-work risk and advise on the next step.

Yes. Our emergency team is equipped with professional lighting for safe night work across all Northern Beaches suburbs. While daytime is preferable for complex removals, we can make any situation secure at any hour. Night callouts are common during storm season from October to March. Read our storm preparation guide to protect your property before storms hit.

Stay well clear of the fallen tree and any damaged structures — trees can shift unexpectedly. Don't attempt to cut or move the tree yourself. If power lines are down or damaged, stay at least 8 metres away and keep others clear. Take photographs for your insurance claim if it's safe to do so.

All our emergency arborists hold a minimum Certificate III in Arboriculture (AQF Level 3), with senior team members qualified to AQF Level 5. We carry $20 million public liability insurance and full workers' compensation cover on every emergency callout across the Northern Beaches — day or night.

Yes. We provide detailed documentation including photographs, a professional report describing the damage and work carried out, and itemised invoicing — everything your insurer needs to process your claim. Our reports are backed by $20 million public liability insurance and prepared by AQF-qualified arborists, which insurers recognise and accept.