Burleigh Heads is the northern edge of where we reach from our Tweed Coast base, so it's the southern, Tugun-facing parts of the suburb we cover most rather than the whole of Burleigh. For those blocks it's premium homes near the headland, the national park and the foreshore, which means big, established, often significant trees and work that has to be done carefully and correctly. Further into Burleigh we'll always tell you honestly if you're better served by someone closer.
Burleigh is the far northern edge of our run, so to be straight about it: we cover the southern, Tugun-facing part of the suburb comfortably from our Tweed base, and the deeper into Burleigh you go the more likely a closer crew makes sense. We’ll tell you honestly where you sit. For the blocks we do reach, the work tends to be high-stakes: premium homes, big established trees, and the national park and headland right there. A large fig or gum near a high-value property over a tiled roof or a pool is exactly the kind of controlled, rigged removal we’re set up for, and the kind of job where cutting corners isn’t an option.
There’s a steady run of view and light restoration up on the headland and Hillcrest blocks, done properly to AS 4373 rather than topped. Near the national park we work with extra care for the bushland and the wildlife, and we sort the council side first: cocos out under SO5 with Casey’s ID, bigger or significant trees via the right application or, for a genuinely dangerous tree, a Council-authorised Level 5 determination we coordinate through our partner.