About Us
Tree Stump Dig is a tree stump removal business, comprised of an experienced team, offering many services. Whether you need a tree removed, pruning, hedge trimming, stump removal grinding, machine hire, we are here to help.
About us
We’re A Cut Above The Rest
Tree Stump Dig is a tree stump removal business, comprised of an experienced team, offering many services. Whether you need a tree removed, pruning, hedge trimming, stump removal grinding, machine hire, we are here to help.
We come to you with 20 years of experience, same day service, site cleaning, competitive pricing and a friendly and responsive team. Our company is experienced and extremely professional. We are fast,quick, reliable and we have a dedicated team who love their jobs.
Why Choose Tree Stump Dig?
- $20M public liability
- 20 years of experience
- Qualified team
- Same day service
- Competitive prices
- Site cleaning
- Fully insured
- Friendly/responsive
Organisations We Partner With
Trees For Life
For every native plant we remove, we replace it with 10 native seedlings. Our aim is to keep native species alive.
If you share the same vision as us, visit Trees For Life, an organisation dedicated to creating visible change. Trees For Life are all about taking action for the land we all love.
They revegetate and protect bushland, farmland and urban terrain. With local knowledge, they raise awareness about native plants and animals. To learn more, visit the Trees For Life website.
Save Our Wildlife Foundation
When we remove a tree, we like to be sure that no wildlife will ever be harmed. Save Our Wildlife Foundation Inc is a science-led, front-line wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organisation.
Their volunteers care for orphaned, sick, injured and displaced wildlife and relieve suffering through effective rescue & rehabilitation, releasing back into the wild whenever possible.
Need a tree removed but know there is a possibility it could be home to wildlife? Have peace-of-mind, knowing that we will get the best of the best to help relocate them. To learn more, visit the Save Our Wildlife Foundation Inc. website.
