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If you have a storm-damaged tree in Auckland, keep people away from the tree first, check for power-line or structural hazards from a safe distance, and contact a qualified arborist if the tree has fallen, started leaning, split, lost a major branch or become unstable. If power lines are involved, do not approach the tree or attempt to remove any branches yourself. Keep at least 10 metres away from damaged electrical lines or equipment. If there is an immediate danger to peop

Thinking of attempting tree work yourself? This guide covers the key signs, risks, and situations where using a qualified arborist is essential.

We don’t pretend that cutting down trees is good. But sometimes it’s necessary - for safety, for infrastructure, or to remove invasive species that are damaging native habitats. “Take a Tree – Give a Tree” is our way of making sure those removals don’t come at the long-term expense of Aotearoa’s ecosystems.

When a high-profile client in Coatesville needed discreet, professional arborist work across their expansive estate, they turned to Auckland’s top-rated team — Urban Arborists.

At Urban Arborists, we understand that every tree has a story—but sometimes, that story needs to come to an end. Whether it’s an overgrown gum, a storm-damaged pine, or a diseased oak posing a safety risk..

When a high-profile client in Coatesville needed discreet, professional arborist work across their expansive estate, they turned to Auckland’s top-rated team — Urban Arborists.