#1 Local Arborist Yagoona Specialists

Looking for a Local Arborist in Yagoona?

Our local Arborist Yagoona Specialists aka Ultimate Tree Specialist, are a leading arborist company in your region. Our tree surgeons service includes complete tree removal services, tree stump grinding, tree trimming, tree care, pruning tree removal etc.

Trees? We got you covered. Call us for professional and practical services. We’re a tree service you can count on.

Call us at 0404 777 008, and our expert arborist tree technicians will be there when it is convenient for you. You can follow us on Facebook for any updates. You can see our customers’ reviews on Google My Business.

Number 1 Choice For Arborist Services in Yagoona

What we do

What Is an Arborist, Who Qualifications Do we have?

Arborists understand the needs of individual trees and are equipped to supply that care. Hiring a professional arborist is a serious decision that should not be taken lightly. Proper care can reap substantial benefits.

We have experience with jobs of all sizes, so we can handle just about anything. Whether you want to remove your palm trees or a full-blown tree removal, we can handle it all.

An AQF Level 3 Arborist has completed the minimal requirements in theoretical and practical tree assessment and care. A Level 5 Arborist, on the other hand, has had more extensive training. He or she is capable of preparing official reports and providing the required care.

Tree Lopping in Yagoona

When it comes to tree lopping Yagoona you want to rely on the expertise and experience required for the project to be completed successfully. Ultimate Tree Specialists provides this. Our professional team has over 10 years of combined experience in Tree Lopping in Yagoona.

We reach high altitudes to provide the best tree services in Yagoona.

The Ultimate Tree Specialist is the leading tree lopping name in the community, employing advanced technology that’s been honed over years of industry experience. We’ve built a solid reputation for our excellent service and care for our customers.

Our Arborists Explain The Process

Our certified arborist will work with you safely, effectively, and on time.

Whether you are in the north shore or western suburbs, we have all areas covered including the eastern and southern suburbs.

We understand that having workers on your property can be disruptive, so we work as quickly as possible while preserving a high level of safety.

Step 1: Tree Inspection & Quote

Let us help you with an Arborist Inspection with a FREE QUOTE.

Step 2: Arborist Report

We will prepare a comprehensive Arborist report to help the process of council approval for the removal of your tree, this step is essential.

Step 3: Local Council Application

You’ll need to notify your local council about your plan to remove the tree, along with the arborist’s report.

Step 4: Local Council Approval

Council will prepare approval for us to remove the tree(s) and we may need to prepare resubmissions if required

Why Trust Ultimate Tree Specialists?

Emergency work

Encountered emergency situation? We can come to your place in no time

State of the art techniques

Our qualified arborists and equipments we use makes us the best in your area.

Value for money

We are family owned and operated so our pricing reflects our commitment to the local community.

Fully insured

Insurance is a must, ask us for the latest copies of all our Insurance certificates.

Yagoona Arborist FAQ’s

Do I need permission to remove a tree?

In most cases, a tree can be removed without permission! Local councils have Tree Preservation Orders which determine what can be done with trees. We’ll tell you about this when we examine the tree.

Do you quote over the phone?

The location and the surrounding area of every tree are different. Our estimators must look at the tree locally to determine accurately what needs to be done, access to the area and type of equipment. We can meet you here and speak face to face about further details. We will then give you a free quote following the on-site visit, which is precisely what your needs are.

Can you remove small trees?

Yes. We are fully qualified professional arborists who remove large, dead, and/or dangerous trees. Call us today or send us an email for a free quote and appraisal.

Tree Hedging Vs Tree Lopping: Difference?

There is a very big difference between tree pruning and tree lopping. Pruning a tree is done to utilize tree health and to make the tree better. When a tree is lopped, there is no thought or skill in the placement of the cuts – this hinders tree growth and health. Tree lopping significantly weakens trees and should be avoided.

How much for a Arborist in Yagoona?

The prices to remove a tree are calculated by changing factors including the position of the tree, height, width of the trunk, number of big and high branches and the proximity of electrical hazards. Call us to plan an on-site estimate tailored to your work specifics.

What does an arborist do?

Arborists specializes in the treatment of various kinds of trees. They are educated about the needs of trees and are educated and qualified to provide adequate care. The hiring of an arborist is not a straightforward task. Proper tree maintenance is an asset which can offer good returns.

Is it dangerous to be an arborist?

Falling is just one type of risk arborists face when they scale trees with tools and chains, protected by spurs, ropes, and harnesses. Arborists also risk being electrocuted by power lines and limbs falling from an unstable canopy.

About Yagoona, NSW, 2199

Yagoona, a suburb of the local government Place City of Canterbury-Bankstown, is located 20 kilometres south-west of the Sydney central business district, in the acknowledge of New South Wales, Australia. It is a share of the South-western Sydney region. Yagoona is an Aboriginal word meaning ‘now’ or ‘today’. It was the site of the first McDonald’s restaurant to entrance in Australia in December 1971.

Job Posting in Yagoona

We are currently looking for a local Arborist Contractor in Yagoona who has experience, licenced and qualified as a Level 5 arborist. Must be available for emergency arborist services 24 hours and same day. Must be ready to go through COVID-19 compliance. If you wish to apply for this position. Email jobs@ultimatetreespecialist.com.au.

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1971-2021-Australia-McDonald's-newspapers. Row 1: ab & 2 c: Yagoona (Sydney) in 1971. Row 2: a. Freshwater Place (Melbourne) in 1921. Sat.12.6.21 Melbourne 'Herald Sun' A popular city McDonald’s has been closed for deep cleaning after a Covid positive person visited the restaurant. A McDonald’s spokeswoman confirmed a positive case visited the Freshwater Place restaurant, a between 5.10pm and 5.20pm on Friday June 11. The spokeswoman said the premises is a Tier 2 exposure site meaning anyone who visited during times listed should urgently get a COVID-19 test and isolate until they receive a negative result. “The health and safety of our people and our customers is our priority. We have closed the restaurant for deep cleaning and notified employees in accordance with the Victorian Department of Health’s directions,” she said. McDonald's in Freshwater place was closed for a deep clean. Picture: Supplied The Herald Sun witnessed the store being closed just before 2.30pm today. An employee confirmed they had been instructed to conduct a deep clean. It’s not yet known if the closure is related to Saturday’s new mystery case – a man who lives in the City of Melbourne. www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/seven-new-exposure-sit... McDonald's to open new Yagoona outlet 50 years after launching at the same site. SCOTT BOLLES July 16 2021 Macca's opened its first Australian outlet in Yagoona in 1971. Photo: McDonald's Australia's first Pizza Hut bulldozed in Belfield With social media groups documenting the preservation of early Pizza Hut and KFC outlets in Australia, the grand-daddy site of the US fast food invasion is receiving a reboot from McDonald's. The Yagoona plot in Sydney where Macca's opened its first Australian outlet in 1971 closed in 1994. An insurance company took up residence for a time, but in recent weeks construction work has started on the vacant block, with some tell-tale McDonald's signage. Dignitaries and McDonald's executives at the opening of the brand's first Australian restaurant in Yagoona. Photo: Roderick John Macrae/Fairfax Media McDonald's HQ confirmed it will open a new restaurant at the original site later this year, which happens to coincide with the first opening exactly half a century ago. It won't replicate the early 1970s, an age of pebblecrete and ubiquitous arches (not necessarily of the golden variety). But there will be a nod, with a display of images of the restaurant, a Macca's timeline and a Happy Meal wall featuring toys from over the years. Sydney Morning Herald columnist Leslie Walford attended the first launch. He seemed blissfully unaware of some of the McDonald's quirks that have since become part of our everyday life and lexicon. Indeed, much of his report was devoted to the historic lineage of the burger and seasoned raw meat introduced by the Tartars. The front counter 50 years ago. Photo: Fairfax Media The USA ambassador of the day, Walter Rice, was at the launch, along with a mystery clown "holding balloons and wearing red and yellow striped stockings". Evidently, there wasn't a Hamburglar in sight. www.goodfood.com.au/eat-out/news/mcdonalds-to-open-new-ya... Thurs.17.6.21 Melbourne 'Herald Sun' 50 cent Big Macs are a steal Hamburglar would be proud of. CAMERON ENGLAND MCDONALD’S will cut the price of a Big Mac to just 50c on Friday, as it celebrates 50 years of operation in Australia. The company, launched by Ray Kroc in Des Plaines Illinois in 1955, opened its first site in Australia in the Sydney suburb of Yangoona in 1971, and has grown to more than 1000 sites nationally. McDonald’s Australia chief executive Andrew Gregory has been on the company’s board for 25 years and said there was a lot to celebrate. “It’s a chance for us to say thank you to our customers for supporting us through all of this time and also thanks to our franchisees and employees,” he said. “On Friday we’ve got the opportunity for customers to buy a Big Mac for 50c if they use the mymacca’s app. “Then over the next couple of months we’ve got a whole range of different promotions celebrating our core menu, and also teaming up with some iconic brands in Australia to produce a whole bunch of different limited edition collectibles. “You’ll see them come out over the next 10 to 12 weeks.’’ Mr Gregory said McDonald’s Australia had been an innovator within the global firm, with the McCafe – the first of which was opened in Melbourne in 1993 – now representing the gold standard for Maccas around the world with more than 900 outlets in Australia. “It’s now the way that the McDonald’s business, across the 100 or so markets, sells coffee,’’ he said. Mr Gregory said McDonald’s had also pioneered the use of drive-through outlets in Australia, which were now widespread. He said McDonald’s had injected more than $9bn into the Australian agriculture sector over its 50 years. McDonalds: Big queues as fans snap up 50c Big Macs for birthday celebrations. Kiel Egging June 18, 2021 Knox Leader WATCH: Big queues are forming at McDonalds stores around Melbourne as fast food lovers snap up cheap Big Macs. video: Queues at Wantirna Maccas Drive-Thru. Fast food fans pack Wantirna's McDonalds as they offer 50c Big Macs to celebrate 50 years in Australia on June 18, 2021. Maccas lovers are packing out their local restaurants to snap up a cheap burger to celebrate the fast food chain’s milestone event in Australia. The golden arches are offering 50c Big Macs to celebrate its 50th anniversary of opening its first Australian store on June 18, 1971. The offer, which runs until midnight, is limited to the 500,000 customers around the country through its MyMaccas app. McDonald's is offering 50c Big Macs to celebrate its 50th birthday in Australia on June 18, 2021. Picture: McDonald's At Wantirna’s McDonalds’s restaurant on Wantirna Rd and Mountain Highway, drive-through queues stretched to up to 10 cars at a time around 1.30pm. Other customers opted to park in the carpark and head in store to avoid the queues. Heathmont customer Andrew said he’d been waiting for about five minutes to get to the drive-through speaker and dropped in especially to get his cheap burger. “I was in the area … I’m starting to think if it worth it,” Andrew said. “It’s a bit ridiculous, but it doesn’t worry me too much.” Wantirna’s Ben, 19, ordered online in advance to beat the queues. “It’s a cool deal, so I thought why not take advantage,” he said. “I’ve been following online and some places have been pretty bad (with queues)”. The fast food giant opened its first Australian restaurant in Yagoona, NSW in 1971, and now has 1009 restaurants across the country. McDonalds opened its first Victorian restaurant in Glen Waverley’s on September 12, 1973, at the corner of High St and Springvale Rd. More Coverage The new festival to revive Chapel St www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/outer-east/mcdonalds-big-queu... McDonald’s is opening 100 new stores across Australia with thousands of jobs, new stores. Andrew Koubaridis June 26, 2021 News Corp Australia Network 92 comments McDonald’s is about to inject $600m into the Australian economy with 100 new stores and a changing menu. See if it’s coming to your suburb. video: McDonald's clever eating hack. A TikTok user has revealed the genius way to eat fast food one-handed in your car without making a mess. The lust for burgers is only getting bigger with McDonald’s planning to open 100 new stores and inject $600 million into the Australian economy. The fast food chain will go on a building spree in the next three years with new restaurants across Australia - and in doing so will employ an extra 12,000 people. The first 27 restaurants are in the planning stages and are being rolled out this year across the country - seven each in Queensland and New South Wales, six in Victoria, three in South Australia and four in Western Australia. The new restaurants will have heavy focus on three key areas. Josh Bannister, Senior Director of Growth Platforms at McDonald’s, said drive through, digital and delivery were already popular with consumers and they would continue to be a big part of the new McDonald’s in the future. About 12,000 new jobs will be created in 100 new McDonald’s stores Picture: Sarah Matray “Our customers challenge us to evolve everyday and really push us, they are a huge part of our brand, as are our franchisees, they are crucial to our success,” Mr Bannister said. “The convenience of digital [contactless service in store] delivery and drive through have really heightened during the Covid period and those channels allow customers to access Maccas on their own terms...we do expect to continue to see demand in these areas.” Mr Bannister said McDonald’s was celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and was looking ahead “with great anticipation towards the next 50”. “We have some fantastic growth ahead of us.” Customers have flocked to delivery and drive through options during the pandemic. McDonald’s was celebrating its 50th with a series of promotions, including changes to its menu with new burgers and desserts. “We also have some great collaborations with well known Australian brands as well as the menu items,” he said. McDonald’s is the largest employer of young people in Australia, with every new restaurant creating 120 new jobs for its local community. Almost 3000 new jobs will be created in the 27 communities the new restaurants are opening in this year. NEW STORES NSW McDonald’s Unanderra, Wollongong, opening early July McDonald’s Rhodes, Sydney, opening late July VICTORIA McDonald’s Wollert North, Melbourne, opening later this year McDonald’s Armstrong Creek, Geelong, opening later this year QUEENSLAND McDonald’s Andergrove, Mackay, opening later this year SOUTH AUSTRALIA McDonald’s Nuriootpa, opening later this year McDonald’s Bolivar, opening later this year WESTERN AUSTRALIA McDonald’s Malvern Springs, opening later this year More: What it takes to secure a Macca’s outlet Videos show fast food fans flocking for 50c burgers www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/mcdonalds-is-opening-1...

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