Commercial Projects

Many councils in NSW have a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) or Development Control Plan (DCP) that regulates tree pruning and removal. Approval is often required, especially for significant or protected trees. ADT can check your local council’s requirements, help with applications, and ensure all work is carried out in compliance with council conditions.

ADT provides professional tree services across [insert service regions here — e.g., Sydney Metro, Illawarra, South Coast, etc.]. We regularly work within multiple council areas and understand each region’s unique tree regulations.

Yes. ADT offers free, no-obligation quotes. We’ll assess your site in person where required, discuss your needs, and provide a clear, written estimate outlining the scope of work, timeframes, and any council or safety requirements

A qualified arborist is trained to assess tree health, structure, and safety, and to carry out work in line with Australian Standards and environmental guidelines. Tree lopping — indiscriminate cutting without regard for tree health — can cause long-term damage. ADT’s arborists are AQF-certified and work to AS 4373, ensuring your trees are maintained safely and professionally.

Yes. ADT’s team includes AQF Level 3 and Level 5 arborists, trained in the latest safety and environmental practices. We hold full public liability and workers compensation insurance, giving our clients complete peace of mind.

Absolutely. All work is completed in accordance with AS 4373 (Pruning of Amenity Trees), WHS legislation, and relevant environmental guidelines. This ensures tree health, site safety, and compliance with council and legal requirements.

Safety is a top priority. ADT implements Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS), Pre-Start Assessments, exclusion zones, PPE, traffic control where needed, and ongoing safety training for our crews. This protects our workers, the public, and your property.

All waste is removed from site unless you request to keep it. ADT recycles and mulches green waste wherever possible to reduce landfill and support sustainable practices.

Yes — but only with the proper qualifications. ADT uses trained, authorised crews for work near electrical infrastructure and follows all clearance requirements set by the electrical network provider.

Yes. ADT provides a 24/7 emergency response service for storm-damaged or dangerous trees, with the skills and equipment to make sites safe quickly and effectively.

Yes. Our AQF Level 5 consulting arborists can prepare professional reports for council submissions, development applications, risk assessments, and insurance claims.

Lead times vary based on the season, weather, and council approvals (if required). For urgent safety issues, ADT prioritises rapid response to make sites safe as quickly as possible.

ADT accepts bank transfer, credit card, and other agreed methods. Payment terms are outlined in your quote and invoice.

Yes. We take pride in leaving every site clean and safe. All debris is removed or mulched, and lawns and gardens are left neat once the job is complete.